Sentence examples for sticks out over from inspiring English sources

The ice shelves of Antarctica, where land ice sticks out over the sea, are seen as crucial to holding back the massive land-based ice sheets behind them.

Do Ho Suh's "Fallen Star," a house that magically "landed" on Jacobs Hall (at the Jacobs School of Engineering, of course), sticks out over the edge of the building and is cheerfully disorienting, as is Tim Hawkinson's giant "Bear" made out of boulders.

Look for a small hole that's deep enough to hold the nut in place, but shallow enough so that it sticks out over the hole a bit.

For instance, you may want to secure it so that the blade sticks out over the edge of your workbench at roughly waist-level so that you can work on it while sitting.

She took a room by the week in a squat cement motel sticking out over the highway.

"In Brazil, bikinis are very small, and she complained that a little bit of fat stuck out over her bikini," he said.

Squeezed between Coogan's Bluff to the west and the Harlem River to the east, the upper decks of the horseshoe-shaped Polo Grounds had only one place to go — stick out over the playing field.

"You have a lot of political demagogues that run around and say that this fat in government is something that's stuck out over in the end, and you just take a hacksaw and chop it off," said John Sharp, the former Texas comptroller who oversaw a similar state streamlining effort there.

These guys were out cold when I say to one of them, "Hey mister, can I talk to you?" I'm crouching next to him on the sidewalk and he doesn't respond, so I nudge his hand, which is sticking out over his knee, and I say, "Hey, mister, I want to talk to you".

The boards can still be seen, sticking out over the top of a protective fence.

If you look at most shelves in a store today, you will see paper labels proudly announcing the prices and discounts sticking out over the edge.