Sentence examples for lumber out of from inspiring English sources

First to lumber out of the gate at the two-hour presentation was Pixar's The Good Dinosaur, which Lasseter said "tackled the greatest 'What if?' of all time: What if the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs actually missed earth?" The answer was perhaps not as outlandish as you'd hope.

The temple builders volunteered to help the ship and were given the lumber out of gratitude.

After scouring the area for about an hour, police saw the clown lumber out of the forest, wielding a machete.

One of the reasons given for the bill is that taking more lumber out of forests would reduce the intensity of wildfires.

Most days I'd take my backpack of belongings and lumber out of the hostels, fatigued, looking to fill the day before finding the next bed.

Once our train lumbered out of Reno, we came out from hiding and sat up on the pneumatic captains' chairs.

The two militants would still have suspected nothing as they approached the junction, even when a big Israel Defence Forces (IDF) supply truck lumbered out of a side turning to cut them off.

He watches as Ritchie lumbers out from the forest, balancing on balled fists at the end of two bushy arms.

Sometimes the problem is a description that is oddly wide of the mark: "six-legged forest creatures came lumbering out of the broiler grate", where the lumbering forest creatures turn out, bafflingly, to be cockroaches.

Clowns lumbered out and engaged in overloud, overlong skits that had all the sophistication and humor of the hokey-pokey.

He grabbed his walking stick and lumbered out of the room.