Sentence examples for open outwards from inspiring English sources
There is a continuous accompaniment of shoes squeaking and shuffling on lino floors, in squalid institutional dorm corridors, where the doors open outwards, like hutches for animal experimentation.
In addition, laws were instituted providing for adequate escape routes, sprinkler systems, fire drills and doors that could not be locked during working hours and had to open outwards.
The intake arrays recorded in the present experiment tended to hinge at a point of least consumption on one diet and open outwards as bees ingested more on diets diverging from this ratio, indicating that the bees followed an asymmetrical quadratic rule of compromise as in Fig. 1b (Simpson et al. 2004).
The door should open outwards only.
Pull the Pull-Away Zone (as if to open) outwards and closer to the front, if this pant is of this new construction.
Does the cage open outwards from the side, letting the rabbit come out on its own when it wants to play?
Where other writers of personal memoirs of this kind – Rachel Cusk, Maggie Nelson – have opened outwards, allowing themselves to become representative, incorporating all the people they have been reading and thinking about in their work, Leigh's book lacks a frame of wider reference.
The range structures on the other sides of the courtyards, all opening outwards away from it, consisted of a series of rooms of varying size.
To transport passengers to shore the tenders pull up to one of four loading stations, each of which has a large hull door that hydraulically opens outwards to form a boarding platform, complete with railings and decking.
Removable shutters used to secure the stalls overnight were stacked against the sides of the stalls during trading hours, causing further obstruction, while on those stalls fitted with doors the doors opened outwards to maximise the limited space inside the units.
The peptide-binding site is located at the apex of an elongated hydrophilic cavity that opens outwards from the interior towards the intracellular side of the membrane.
