Sentence examples for protrude in from inspiring English sources

American beaches still aren't Rio-style thong expos, nor are they southern European nudist zones, where 70-year-old women who grew up with corsets and propriety suddenly get the urge in advanced retirement to throw off the vestments of civilization and let the vein patterns protrude in the breeze.

Tyler's feet defy description: sharp corners of bone protrude in unexpected places, his toes are piled on top of one another, skew-whiff and he is in near constant pain, all due to a lifetime of jumping about in tight, heeled boots.

Shuttlecock- and bowl-equipped 4- phenylazo pyridine derivatives, which bear substituents that allow the pyridine moiety to protrude in the trans form but hinder it in the cis form, have been designed and synthesized.

Seeing it protrude in mountains at the surface suggests that layers of other, more volatile ices methane, nitrogen, and carbon monoxide might only be a thin veneer of materials.

The harmonics of defect features are computed using Eq. (2) with f s  = 50 Hz and (beta) = 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. Figure 1 shows that some fault characteristic frequency components are buried in the spectrum, and it is difficult to predict which characteristic frequency components will protrude in the spectrum.

On the other hand, the region near the high mass fractions of wax achieves high rub resistance because hard wax particles protrude in the ink surface and act as physical spacer between a rubbing medium and the surface [19], thereby reducing the amount of ink removed during rubbing.

The antenna protrudes in the back like a tail.

("Barney Frank looked disgusting — nipples protruding — in his blue shirt before Congress. Very very disrespectful").

His shirt usually protrudes in the front, gradually coming untucked over his waistband.

A picture caption on the Fashion page on Tuesday about men wearing their shirttails protruding in the workplace misidentified the man shown with Richard Hamilton of the Detroit Pistons.

When the work was completed, Mr. Warner left protruding in the middle of the Providence River a series of granite piers that had supported decking over one section of the river.