protrude from, into, through, around or at?
| Mr seronik used to beba his gun protruding from his coat. |
| Hans floated face down -- a dagger protruding from his back. |
| A third was lying face down, with a machete protruding from the back. |
| Its tongue protruding from a mouth distended in horror and realisation. |
| The WC cistern is concealed behind a wall or inside bathroom furniture and the pan protrudes from the wall, above the floor. |
| His mention of 5 or 6 spiculae which protrude from the tips of the gills when moving is to me a clear description of polychaete parapodia. |
| As typically, they consist of a woven rope of diverse lengths with a knot tied at the finish, hermes faubourg, commonly with tassels protruding from the other end. |
| Another symptom of a possible hemorrhoid problem is when the hemorrhoid is pushed back into the anus, but at the next bowel movement it protrudes from the anus again. |
| It was generally more or less hemispherical and often supported on a ring base or truncated cone, while many old examples were integrated with a spike protruding from the center. |
| The Atlas Mountains cover the northwestern territories embracing Algeria and Morocco and protrude into Spain. |
| The lamp base has two small dowel pins that protrude into holes in the roof to hold it into position so it won't slide off. |
| These cilia protrude into a mucus layer that protects the epithelium and provides access for the aroma molecules to the epithelium. |
| Generally, the ticks on our pets will appear grey, swollen bodied and seen to protrude through the pets fur. |
| It was based on highlighting the threats of being obese or overweight, mainly for fat protruding around the belly. |
| No part of the wheelchair may protrude behind the vertical plane of the back edge of the rear tyres. |
| Magazines should photograph the standard lousy case designs like the above in use -- with the CD tray open and cables and adapters protruding in an ugly space consuming rats nest at the back. |
| His tummy was protruding like a child suffering from malnutrition. |