Sentence examples for protrusion that from inspiring English sources
Both frogs -- especially C. greeningi -- also have a conspicuous protrusion that resembles an almost cartoonishly large upper lip.
The big room is done in cheery, nautical shades of aqua and yellow, with a curving overhead protrusion that suggests a ship's prow.
Rigid restraints and an awkward protrusion that resembles a bike seat that riders must straddle have led to complaints.
A split tree dominates the background, while at the same time it is moved forward by a mysterious protrusion that seems to defy the fact that the tree is bound to the horizon by its leaves.
Etess said it wasn't until recently — "along with everyone else" — that he learned the sports bar was part of the bleacher protrusion that will obscure the views of up to 1,048 fans.
The tower, with two winding stairways and a high-speed elevator, culminates in a beaklike protrusion that extends over the track, offering views of the action below through its glass floor.
At first there were protrusions that made it hard to insert easily into the legal molds.
U.S. Virgin Islands On the United States Virgin Islands -- three rocky protrusions that have little more than 200-square-miles of land, not all of it suited for building -- space has always been an issue.
One of the two strongest quakes ever recorded east of the Rockies, it fractured two dozen of the stone protrusions that hold up the marble slabs at the monument's peak.
A well-preserved toe bone shows the characteristically bipedal feature of a base designed for hyperextension while walking, and bony protrusions that serve as muscle-attachment sites on the pelvis are similar to those found in more advanced hominins.
Dendritic spines, the bulbous protrusions that form the postsynaptic half of excitatory synapses, are one of the most prominent features of neurons and have been imaged and studied for over a century.
