Sentence examples similar to propping out of from inspiring English sources

And it's New Jersey money that the companies could use to prop up their out-of-state nukes.

More than a throwaway periodical, Monocle is a status symbol, a prop poking out of a Jack Spade carry-on, announcing to the saps in the back of the plane that you're a member of the international aesthete class.

Cunningham made up for his earlier mistake when he once again teased the defence with a lateral run before offloading to Morley, the big prop spun out of one tackle and crashed over by the posts for a try.

The Wales prop is out of contract at the end of the season and is a target for big-spending French clubs.

Four members were killed that year when Cuban MIG fighter jets blew their prop planes out of the sky, reversing a warming trend in U.S.-Cuba relations.

The Liberal Democrat leadership is no more than a prop to this out-of-touch Tory government".

On one occasion, I went in and there was a small Cezanne, one of my favourites, a small head, just propped up out of its frame against the wall.

The population (increasingly young Asians and Hispanics) keeps rising, and wealthy out-of-towners prop up the high end of the housing market.

Up popped the American props, out of a scrum in a good attacking position.

"If you can make your props out of cardboard and give them to kids, you're set".

For "Store Days II" I made some props out of muslin, a sailboat and a freighter, and I did a dance with them.