Sentence examples for trunk out from inspiring English sources

Without saying a word, he yanked the luggage out of the trunk, out of the seat, and put it all on the curb.

Since Terri, the showgirl, chafes at convent life, could she smuggle some of the nuns, with a few stashed in the trunk, out to a drive-in movie?

She met her first elephant when she was just a babe in arms, a few weeks old – it put its trunk out and sniffed her.

Stephen cruelly criticizes her habit of italicizing words ( a takeoff on the Cosmopolitan practice) Stephen then unlatches the trunk, out of which emerges another woman.

Similarly, pull that old trunk out of your attic.

Get that origami, self-assembling trunk out of the garage, and let it pop itself on to the car for the day.

If you look carefully at a tree, you will see how the trunk flares out near the bottom.

"It has traditionally been suggested that he went up to the attic, got in his trunk, got out his old 1750s uniform and put it on," she said.

Using a cherry picker, he moves around the trunk marking out the cuts with ropes and then slices into the wood with a chain saw.

The elephant lay still in the dust, head on the ground, his enormous tusks and trunk stretched out in front of him.

The other driver popped his trunk, took out a baseball bat, and threatened him.