standing out

Some conical-shaped red rocks, standing out solitary in the ocean, reminded me of those in "Anstey's Cove," at Torquay.

We may, however, indicate three periods as standing out with clearly defined characteristics.

He knew that standing out there in the water he could be seen for a long distance, and that made him nervous and fearful.

Some of them, standing out against the wet surface, looked extraordinarily large, though he could not tell what they were.

When first sighted by the boatswain the smuggler was standing out from the land.

Immediately upon its arrival we made sail, and in a short time were safely over the bar and standing out to sea.

Standing out before the walls are towers and pointed spires of most artistic form, all painted in exquisite tints.

The alder was pictured against the ——, every branch, leaf, and —— —— standing out clearly.

His hands, the fingers wide spread, the veins purple and standing out, moved slowly and tensely to his throat.

Dan French, he saw them standing out by his point early that morning while the fire was blazing its hardest.