Sentence examples for scroll out from inspiring English sources
These are thumb-sized cylinders, usually of stone or glass, incised so that when they are rolled on clay, exquisite miniature scenes scroll out.
Figures and inscriptions are carved or cut, so that when the cylinders are rolled on clay, miniature scenes scroll out: ceremonies at temples, feasts at palaces, battles between gods and beasts.
Carolee Schneeman, quoted in the article as supporting Ms. Kotak's work, famously pulled a scroll out of her vagina.
Littlefinger goes into his room, then leaves; Arya emerges from the shadows, picks his lock, sneaks in, snoops in the dark—Harriet would have brought a flashlight and fishes a scroll out of his mattress.
Back in the 1970's, Carolee Schneemann pulled a paper scroll out of her vagina at a performance, and Hannah Wilke adorned her body with sculptural multiples of vulvas cast in hardened chewing gum.
Press Escape, select RESPAWN, scroll out using the mouse wheel and select a new base yellow circle) on the map.
As the flames lit up the night, a firefighter helped the men from the congregation to get the sacred scrolls out, but nothing else was saved.
And there is the humorous strip by Isaac Robert Cruikshank, a hand-colored aquatint titled "Going to a Fight" (1819), that scrolls out from a small spool to show a group of citizens rushing by horse, bicycle and foot toward an uproar that seems to involve a stubborn horse and the occupants of the tipped cart it has been pulling.
At night, in darkness or with moon, the ocean often seems so wide it's like it might go on forever scrolling out into itself, its body wide and deep enough to cover over every body ever living and still seem as placid from above the same breadth where every summer millions flock to burn away their off hours basking at the edge of immeasurable death.
Scrolling out using the mouse wheel and selecting a yellow-circled base will spawn a player at that base.
There weren't many computers around then, and the data scrolled out of the machine as a line in red ink on chart paper – 96ft of it every day – which I'd then spread over a table and examine.
