Sentence examples for poking from from inspiring English sources

Haze's slender arms, poking from a loose shirt, clutch her legs.

And lots of overhangs and holes creating lobster condominiums, revealed by long antennae poking from the reef matrix.

Corner stores charge $3 or so for a sandwich overstuffed with fish, tails poking from their white-bread envelope.

And he still wears his blue-and-white striped apron, a steel knife poking from its frayed front pocket.

One day, Adams spotted in the distance something poking from the ice and gleaming in the blinding sun.

Her blonde hair was tied back; she had a toothbrush poking from her overalls, which made me smile.

Lifeless legs poked from beneath rubble.

Fish tails poked from the water's surface.

In the countryside, ribs poke from under the taut skin of livestock.

Blue parrotfish circled green sea fans; purple lobsters' claws poked from dark crevices; a grey shark swam cautiously below.

Heads and hands poked from the windows, gulping the air, grabbing at loaves of bread being sold from the platform.