poking out

The rhino, being a rhino, has a similar number of appendages, as well as a decidedly unfriendly looking horn poking out of its head.

Let me tell you, it's like poking out your own eyes with a Fork, only not as pleasant.

It was dawn on the beach and my first, sleepy thought when I saw something poking out of the sea was: shark!

It was 15 years ago when Vasily Ivanovich spotted something curious poking out of the side of a lake.

The sight of incey wincey's legs poking out of a dark spidery lair can send even the toughest wildlife enthusiast screaming for the hills.

Castresana found Colom in his office, his bony wrists and neck poking out of his suit.

The 335i looks just like its 328i little brother, aside from a pair of exhaust pipes poking out from either edge of the rear bumper.

"To my absolute horror, " she recalls, "I saw a tiny foot poking out of the pail. "

Priests assumed they were seeking spiritual guidance until a cleaner noticed an electricity cable poking out from behind the statue.

His handkerchief is poking out of his back pocket.

As Michael walks away, he looks back and sees a piece of the device poking out above ground.

All you see is rooftops poking out at the moment.

To my absolute horror, I saw a tiny foot poking out of the pail.

We stopped at a deep trench where a section of the Roman forum was poking out from under three metres of earth and rubble.

Importantly, the published structure of the lipid-embedded MPER also identifies those few residues poking out from the viral membrane.

And your chin is poking out. Draw it in!

And there's some stuff poking out.