Sentence examples for protruding forward from inspiring English sources
Slightly bent, his head protruding forward, he squinted his eyes and then scratched the back of his neck.
Its plan is symmetrical and consists of a central block in three storeys with cellars, and two-storey lateral blocks protruding forward to form three sides of a forecourt.
Cells move by orchestrating their extracellular interactions with intracellular cytoskeleton-dependent changes in shape and force generation; protruding forward, grasping sites in the environment, and pulling themselves along (Lauffenburger and Horwitz, 1996; Papusheva and Heisenberg, 2010).
The looping of the developing heart is also abnormal, with the mutant cardiac OFT and RV protruding forward instead of turning toward the body.
The most common type is keratoconus, a curious condition in which the central part of the cornea, normally spherical in shape, begins to bulge and protrude forward as a cone.
A smaller relative of Anomalocaris is the bizarre Opabinia, with its five eyes mounted on an arthropod-like body and a long nozzlelike structure fitted with a single pair of claws that protrudes forward from the head.
People always mention how Murphy doesn't look like a conventional pop star, but he doesn't look like a conventional 40-year-old adult; he's 6ft 1in with a XXL torso, and his bangs protrude forward like the shelf of a cliff.
In boats represented at Kanozero, this plank protrudes forward, beyond the nose, and backward, beyond the stern.
You also have specific Japanese bondage games where the woman is placed into what's traditionally considered a humiliating posture, such as when her arms are tied up behind her back and her breasts protrude forward.
Apoyeque fishes were classified as having normal lips ('thin-lipped') or hypertrophied lips (if the upper lip protruded forward beyond the snout profile; 'thick-lipped') based on standardized photos.
They form lamelipodia, by aligning microtubules in a wide, barbed-end structure and subsequently transport actin microfibers to the leading edge to protrude forward, forming filopodia and elongated extensions (Song, Goetz, Baas, & Duncan, 2001).
