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Castro stuck out his hand and I shook it, the first President to do so in more than forty years.

His shoulder, sunk in an old military jacket, rested against the wall and a radio antenna stuck out of his pocket.

Hillary says she is happy she stuck out it out with her husband, the 42nd president, through "challenges" in their marriage.

It was very unique how the Maoris bulged their eyes and stuck out their tongues during the Hakka dance.

The short man, who seemed to be in his Early twenties, reached the porch and stuck out his hand.

The tusks stuck out above and below the jaw like a modern warthog, said Larsson. "This has never been seen before on any crocodile. "

Without a second to spare, he stuck out his right leg and kicked her away from the tracks.

"I wouldn't! " cried Charley. "I want to be a frog! " He stuck out his tongue, missing a bug flying by the end of his nose.

That's what stuck out in my mind initially as I thought about the top projects of the year.

Satisfied with the excellent touch, Kanda stuck out his tongue and knocked at Allen's soft lips tenderly.

By saying we will give you this much to rent this based on your income "IF ANY" . . . But if not your stuck out on the streets.

Huge teeth stuck out of his face, and his expression showed much hate and violence.

she was a backpacker . she was stuck out in the woods .

Tim had buck teeth and his blond hair stuck out like straw and his eyes were a little buggy.

To give it its gliding aerodynamics, and its name, three feathers stuck out the hollow end of the tip.

In the earlier years, all cellular phones shipped with external antennas that stuck out in aesthetically unpleasing ways.

The quote above really stuck out at me, and made me realize stealing an "idea" is a lot like stealing a snapshot.

The space is like an aircraft hanger and I am stuck out at one end of it.

One flag stuck out of the name Charles F. Burlingame III.

"May God starve ye yet, " yelled an old Irish woman, who now threw open a nearby window and stuck out her head.

The butt of pipe stuck out from the wall where the sink had been removed.

If you're ever stuck out in the wilderness, remember what survival experts call 'the Rule of Threes'.

Highly elated, the child stuck out his tongue at an unfortunate friend who had been hovering near, hoping for the same honor.

The cattle's bones stuck out with the dint of hunger.

As I passed, he stuck out a leg and tried to trip me up.

His wavy white hair was smoothed down but it still stuck out in places.

His face was smeared with sandalwood, and he wore a loose-fitting silk shirt through which a dark triangle of chest hair stuck out.

But one point stuck out especially: "The key to wealth is being satisfied with what you already have, " said Ray.

You'll get stuck out there and I am gona to have to get you before another fish does.

His arms stuck out of his coat sleeves.

She was short, fat and round and had fluffy brown hair which she wore quite short, and her ears stuck out through it.

I handed her my boots and stuck out my foot. Like most children, I expected grown-ups to do all the work.

Still stuck out in the jungle 20 years after the war!

She stuck out like a sore thumb and was very embarrassed.

The bud stuck out her head of the ground covered with snow and saw the bright world.

wearing a sports coat at the formal dance , he stuck out like a sore thumb.

The woman's black hair, matted stiff with blood, stuck out like porcupine quills from a face the color of blue-veined marble.

She stuck out like a sore thumb connected to all these contraptions, often causing people to stare and point.

The captain together with the steward stuck out the stiff sailing.

with holes all over them, his toes stuck out.

The snipe quickly rushed over, stuck out its great beak and took hold of the clam's flesh.

"Stop it right now! " The puppet stopped laughing, but it stuck out its tongue.

They stuck out against the motion of reducing the spendings.

The women were carrying on their arms large baskets, from which the heads of chickens or ducks stuck out.

His belly stuck out when he breathed in deeply.

Francis wore glassed and his front teeth stuck out.

A man rolled down the window and told us to get inside because we "stuck out" .

Instead, I stuck out my hand and lied: "I'm Chris. "

I handed her my boots and stuck out my foot.

I'm sorry we're stuck out here.

He wore shoes that looked 30 years old, too small for his feet, with holes all over them, his toes stuck out.

Stuck out and scratched my arm .

The house stuck out because of its colour.

The bartender grins with his chin stuck out above the top of the white neck brace and asks, "Is this a test? "

And then she stuck out her pretty little arms, and made the elbows quite pointed, to show how it was to be done;

Now I'm stuck out here and the world forgot