Sentence examples for is protruding from inspiring English sources
verb
To extend from, above or beyond a surface or boundary; to bulge outward; to stick out.
His tongue is protruding from the side of his mouth.
And a bandana, which is protruding from the back of his helmet.
If you spy a Tahoe bearing down, you reverse for a few feet, because by the time you've got visual clearance on your flanks, the hood is protruding halfway into the perpendicular lane.
I don't need to see a video of Andy Burnham walking barefoot through its gravelled remains, maybe in three-quarter-length trousers while singing The Way We Were; nor do I require footage of Yvette Cooper kneeling on a sandy beach out of which the ruined top of the Edstone is protruding, wailing "God damn you all to hell!" while her helpmeet, Ed Balls, holds the reins of their horse.
a The tongue is protruding between the teeth, under general anesthesia.
Moreover, one of the lysine side chains of the [Lys]-fullerene is protruding into the selectivity filter.
In some flatworms the pharynx is protruded and inserted into invertebrate prey, to digest and suck out the contents.
The rim of the inner hole is protruded over the disk surface by some nanometers.
"Their bones were protruding from underneath their skin," he said.
He thought he saw something white, as though a polished piece of bone were protruding.
Occasionally, excision of fibroids that are protruding into the endometrial cavity is necessary.
