Sentence examples for swell out from inspiring English sources

Taking up about one-third of North America, the Cordilleras completely dominate Alaska and Central America and swell out widely in the United States as the Rocky Mountains.

He works his pencils so hard that the individual forms swell out in relief from the surface of the paper as if they were embossed, giving a satisfyingly adamant, assertive touch to this promising New York solo debut.

Granny Lin's tears swell out of her eyes.

Behind the innermost wall, seeming to swell out slightly, like a balloon about to burst, I glimpsed something purple.

Enormous chunks of lobster, fresh from Maine, swell out of a fried split-top roll stained gold and exuding butter ($25).

A smaller, globulelike form would swell out of the bottom of the building to create a public lounge overlooking the mall.

Roy hadn't seemed to mind the sight of his seventeen-year-old daughter with her pregnant belly swollen out like a football.

Just above, the facade swells out to echo the curves of the Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion next door, a gesture that gives the old structure sudden, unexpected grace.

An extreme fashion, the peascod, or goose-bellied doublet, came to England from Holland in the 1570s; it was padded to a point at the waist and swelled out over the girdle.

In Beijing, several thousand people brought one of the city's diplomatic districts to a standstill as they swelled out from a crucial artery, the Third Ring Road, to beyond the Japanese Embassy.

"From its waist the city swelled out into its second half which was served by the main gate," he wrote, "the Kabul gate, at the end of the great shopping centre, the Qissa Khawani bazaar with its rows of matchbox-sized shops".