Sentence examples for sort of pod from inspiring English sources
Christopher Wynter's "Migration," a large head resting in a sort of pod on a cart-like structure with large wheels, might allude to the influx of ideas brought in by the show's non-American artists.
It turns out that he – Captain Colter Stevens, a helicopter pilot – is really enclosed in a sort of pod, while a woman on a screen (Vera Farmiga) keeps sending him back to the train to identify the person who's planted a bomb on it.
Ideally it would even have a sort of "pod hotel" next door.
Suddenly we're intercepted by some sort of submersible pod, from which enemy divers emerge instigating a brief subaquatic fire fight.
In the pursuit of a new proportion, Ms. Karan paired skintight black bodysuits (one of her original easy pieces, by the way) with loose coats and fuller skirts, using draping to create a sort of deflated pod.
Crowned by a tile roof and a pink flamingo, the result is a sort of sleeping pod with information for curtains: the more media you have, the more privacy you get.
Sidle behind the wheel and,other thana small gauge that indicates the boost from the electric motor, the interior looks just like that of a typical car not like some sort of space pod.
Also: there is dancing, some wonderfully thick carpets, a southern-drawling AI called Earl who's on your side, a psychotic chess player (sort of), and escape pods that look like a dick and balls.
Also: There is dancing, some wonderfully thick carpets, a Southern-drawling AI called Earl who's on your side, a psychotic chess player (sort of), and escape pods that look like a dick and balls.
One particularly sensuous form is a sort of pear-shaped seed pod -- or could it be a woman's torso?
