Protrusion in a sentence
1. As it turned out, she had a protrusion of two disks.
2. An incipient drowsiness of whitish smoke rose promising to reach major protrusion.
3. The surface of this long sheet–iron cigar no longer offered a single protrusion that could hamper its.
4. Glancing down at the front of his pants quickly, she noted with excitement that there was a definite protrusion there.
5. Trevain had observed the strange way she moved, and he saw the angular protrusion of her shoulder and hip through her nightgown.
6. However, when he shoved his tongue into her mouth, she used the opportunity to pierce her teeth deeply into the wet protrusion.
7. The word harami means pregnant in Japanese, and this describes the protrusion of the second session in this two-session indicator.
8. Won’t you, please? She turned and bent over so that her buttocks were pointed straight at the protrusion at the front of his trousers.
9. The entrance was nothing but a hatch, which appeared to have been carved out, until Roidon pressed a rocky protrusion to make the hatch open.
10. Raffles' slow wink and slight protrusion of his tongue was worse than a nightmare, because it held the certitude that it was not a nightmare, but a waking misery.
11. Whereas one would have a short, slender protrusion that opened and closed repeatedly, the next would appear to have a rounded hole that was flat and remained open.
12. They deified the crocodile of the Nile, because the crocodile is tongueless; and the Sperm Whale has no tongue, or at least it is so exceedingly small, as to be incapable of protrusion.
13. The fa ç ade was battered, or inclined, at ground level, the slight protrusion giving an impression of fortification; but above were elegant pointed-arch two-light windows with a trefoil.
14. After thrombosis, avoid prolonged sitting or standing, alcoholic binge, smoking, and hot bathes, or saunas, as they can trigger events that may cause a recurrence of another clot and protrusion.
2. An incipient drowsiness of whitish smoke rose promising to reach major protrusion.
3. The surface of this long sheet–iron cigar no longer offered a single protrusion that could hamper its.
4. Glancing down at the front of his pants quickly, she noted with excitement that there was a definite protrusion there.
5. Trevain had observed the strange way she moved, and he saw the angular protrusion of her shoulder and hip through her nightgown.
6. However, when he shoved his tongue into her mouth, she used the opportunity to pierce her teeth deeply into the wet protrusion.
7. The word harami means pregnant in Japanese, and this describes the protrusion of the second session in this two-session indicator.
8. Won’t you, please? She turned and bent over so that her buttocks were pointed straight at the protrusion at the front of his trousers.
9. The entrance was nothing but a hatch, which appeared to have been carved out, until Roidon pressed a rocky protrusion to make the hatch open.
10. Raffles' slow wink and slight protrusion of his tongue was worse than a nightmare, because it held the certitude that it was not a nightmare, but a waking misery.
11. Whereas one would have a short, slender protrusion that opened and closed repeatedly, the next would appear to have a rounded hole that was flat and remained open.
12. They deified the crocodile of the Nile, because the crocodile is tongueless; and the Sperm Whale has no tongue, or at least it is so exceedingly small, as to be incapable of protrusion.
13. The fa ç ade was battered, or inclined, at ground level, the slight protrusion giving an impression of fortification; but above were elegant pointed-arch two-light windows with a trefoil.
14. After thrombosis, avoid prolonged sitting or standing, alcoholic binge, smoking, and hot bathes, or saunas, as they can trigger events that may cause a recurrence of another clot and protrusion.