Sentence examples for melt out of from inspiring English sources

"It felt like my eyes were about to melt out of my head.

When Queen Victoria rounds on her groom, John Brown, for over-familiarity, the courtiers melt out of the shot, leaving him isolated and vulnerable.

Although the memory of that show makes my spine feel like it's going to melt out of my body from embarrassment, it was a meaningful event for another reason: also on the bill was Maria Bamford.

To Dunham's eternal credit, she helped to challenge this – her incessant yet casual flaunting of her "imperfect" (translation: normal) naked body (once memorably playing table tennis) was undermining conventional Hollywood ways, where the female form must be slim, perfect and hyper-sexualised, or everyone's eyeballs would spontaneously melt out of their sockets in sheer disgust.

Many of the hours billed by accountants melt out of my life as wired networks knit together my electronic paychecks, financial accounts and tax returns.

While it won't bounce back from a serious scratching – I took a bottle opener to one – all but the deepest scratches on the rear surface will eventually sort of "melt" out of view.

(It also melts out some of the excess fat).

It starts out as semi-solid and has to be either mined or literally melted out of the ground.

In the past five years, mummified remains of mammoth carcasses have been melting out of the Siberian permafrost with increasing frequency.

The insurgency melted out of sight, instead attacking western and Afghan forces with roadside bombs and suicide attacks.

Alas, it stayed for only 36 hours (give or take an hour), before melting out of sight.