protruded

The results resemble loamy earth or damaged fabric and often protrude dramatically off the wooden panels that anchor them.

Sure, cameras have been able to zoom like crazy for decades, but usually not without a tell-tale telephoto lens protruding from the camera’s body.

Chris scrambled ahead, until he stopped again at an open expanse, where two large stone walls protruded from the grassy earth.

A heavy golden watch on a metal link band protruded from beneath his lined windbreaker.

The sleeves of his doublet which protruded from his leather casing were of the same colour and material as his trunks.

From their rags protruded bones which had more dirt than flesh upon them.

As we drew near, one was demanding attention, in a most triumphant manner, to sundry vast knots which protruded from the log.

Smoke was curling upward from the stovepipe which protruded above the roof.

The detective spun about, and protruded his heavy chin at the Duke.