"But the door only swings out," the CBS rules warn.
But near the top of the hill, the road swings out from the shadows.
One leg swings out on the wing, so when you pull yourself out, you're all leg.
A reversible hinge allows the door to be mounted so that it swings out instead.
When he swings out over your head, dangling by one hand and then by one foot — A net? Are you kidding?
In a provocative passage, Ms. Shirakawa and four other women duck or arch back as a crystal ball on a wire swings out regularly toward their heads.
As the comet swings out in through the solar system it becomes colder and colder; the sea freezes, and the humans survive by retreating into a volcanic cave.
The object's orbit brings it as close as 12bn kilometres from the sun, and swings out as far as 67bn kilometres.
Barking "surrender, Dorothy!" as she swings out and over the audience, Ms. Waddingham seems halfway toward giving us a distaff Spider-Man, her aerial feats happily unmarked by injury.
And here they are, on one street corner, the three great strands of life — Defenselessness, Cluelessness and Helplessness — and now the innocent children are on the bus, it swings out into traffic: Oh God, no seat belts!! Have mercy.
This past summer, Ms. Meyn completed the detail work: creating the wall collages; building a recessed light box for a small shrine; fixing the hinge of a French door so it swings out instead of in.
