Two inches square, the camera lens juts out just a little.
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A distinct limb juts out, grounding the piece in the corporeal.
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A purple tag with the Roku button juts from the bottom.
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One of these, Block 9, juts partly into waters claimed by Israel.
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The announcing tower juts atop the grandstand, overlooking the start/finish line.
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A lacrosse stick juts out like a severed head on a pike.
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Each possesses a penis that juts out from the tip of the abdomen.
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For now, the blackened tower juts against the skyline, sheathed in white plastic.
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They lost their salient, a fortification that juts out to protect your line.
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Now the blackened husk of Grenfell Tower juts out against the west London skyline.
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The keyboard then attaches to an elongated bit that juts out of the bottom.
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His left elbow awkwardly juts out on his jumper and makes basketball aesthetes cringe.
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I'm not entirely in love with how your smartphone juts out of the case.
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Sunday overturned on the jetty that juts into Government Cut from South Pointe Park.
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A circular LIDAR scanner juts out in front, scanning the space as you go.
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An off-center stairway juts out, a symbolic ascendance into a temple of art.
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Ohio's 12th District sits in suburban Columbus and juts into part of the city.
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At the bottom right of the photo, Point La Jolla juts into the ocean.
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The Brunt Ice Shelf juts out into the Weddell Sea south of South America.
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Its waterfront building juts out over a bay crisscrossed by ferries and sailing boats.
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The bigger problem, in my mind, is that the prism juts out from the case.
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A jazzy new bus station juts out from the terminal, an incongruous dash of silver.
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BLOODIED bone visibly juts out of his ring finger but Josh Emmett keeps on fighting.
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This is where the annoyingly accurate "make or miss league" axiom juts into the frame.
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In the picture, a rectangle of ice juts out with seemingly perfect smoothness and straight edges.
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When she moves, her knee juts out, revealing skin so pale it almost reflects the sunlight.
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Shortly thereafter, the highway juts east toward Caliente, marking the most picturesque portion of the drive.
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A Juliet balcony that formerly faced the yard juts out from the second floor as well.
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On magazine covers, Knightley's chin rarely juts forward, the way that seems to annoy people so intensely.
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And then, the phone juts out the side of the device and hangs precariously off the side.
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An aberrant arm juts out from one side, sporting a Mickey Mouse glove glazed with Viennese florals.
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La Guajira is a Colombian department comprised of a desert peninsula that juts into the Atlantic Ocean.
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All glass and stone, it juts out of the earth like one of the mountain's many towering peaks.
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Finally, there is the challenge of the route itself, which juts and weaves and doglegs with exhausting regularity.
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Lava filled Kapoho Bay and created land that now juts out nearly a mile from the former shoreline.
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The one exception was determined by the foundation stone, which juts out from a corner of the passageway.
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It's a horseshoe-shaped glass walkway that juts about 70 feet over the canyon overlooking the Colorado River.
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A plain metal pole juts from the ground, propped up by a tripod and anchored by cinder blocks.
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Less than a mile south, the Newport Beach pier juts into the Pacific and offers epic sunset views.
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He swings his hands in a serving motion, and juts his head in steady allegiance to the beat.
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The westernmost point of continental Africa, Dakar is a cosmopolitan desert landscape that juts into the emerald Atlantic.
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This is La Guajira, a Colombian department comprised of a desert peninsula that juts into the Atlantic Ocean.
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At its extreme northern reaches, only a thin band of Norway juts east to touch Russia's Kola Peninsula.
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The microphone stem has also decreased in size and no longer juts out as far from the earbuds.
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Then, McKinnon's right leg awkwardly juts from the side of her body over Silverman's shoulder and across Rae's lap.
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Everglades National Park is home to the bay, which juts out from the southern tip of the Florida peninsula.
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That's different from the traditional PopSocket, which juts out and aesthetically looks awkward — a frequent annoyance for PopSocket users.
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I've seen the border fence that juts out into the Pacific Ocean at the Tijuana- San Ysidro, California, border.
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Occasionally, a cross juts out from a Roman Catholic or Protestant church or the windshield of a trishaw driver.
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The past juts up against the present in the series, with memory literally writing itself over what's actually happening.
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The latest flurry of Alaska tundra fires has been on the Seward Peninsula, which juts out to the Bering Strait.
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One is a 1950s guest cottage and one is a sprawling, four-bedroom house that juts out over the lake.
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WILHELMSHAVEN, Germany — A jetty here juts out nearly a mile into the Wadden Sea from Germany's low-lying northern coast.
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One showed the kitchen table, which juts out into the corridor between the Russian and American segments of the station.
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A stand of pines juts into the course here and provides a sociable vantage over hallowed ground and consequential golf.
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Jake Lamb's home run landed in the patio area that juts out over right-center field, 413 feet from home plate.
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Situated on a peninsula that juts out into the East River, the market is exposed to the water on three sides.
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An arm here, a leg there, juts out from the trees' floral sundress, a delicate skein of pink and purple blooms.
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A cigarette the size of an arm juts toward the viewer, driving the eye to a woman's photograph at bottom center.
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In the first, a line is shaved into his hair and a small gold hoop juts out of the left ear.
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It quickly juts out to 420 feet in right-center field and is adjoined by the Green Monster to the left.
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It's part travelogue, not that you are likely to book a trip to Kola Peninsula, which juts into the Barents Sea.
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The rifle juts through the chain-link fence, spraying hate and blowing bone and muscle to bits in a show of nothing.
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If you look at it from a distance, it seems like a wide-open expanse, but it juts out in unexpected ways.
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Etheostoma clinton, which can grow juts over 1.3 inches, is found only in the upper Caddo and upper Ouachita Rivers of Arkansas.
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A small white countertop juts up in the middle of Joshna Maharaj's kitchen like a bit of punctuation, tethering action to it.
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The sword in her left hand juts over the male figure's right shoulder as if she's just missed her one-handed cut.
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The Pixel's camera lens has gotten larger as well, and it now juts out ever so slightly from the back of the phone.
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The bud itself juts out of the back side of the body, so the whole situation sort of balances in your ear canal.
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Front and center is a huge glass column filled with water, through which tropical fish flutter in pretty circles around juts of coral.
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Crimea, which is roughly the size of Massachusetts, is a landscape of sandy beaches and verdant mountains that juts into the Black Sea.
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"Typically, if it's juts a little pinching of that ligament, it's going to self-resolve itself in three to five days," Cram says.
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A small grassy alcove in Long Island City, New York, juts into the East River boasting a curious collection of outdoor art installations.
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First, she juts her tongue out, licking her lips, pouting them while her head rolls around like it's going to fall off her neck.
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The furthest departure from average is likely to hit Alaska's Aleutian Islands, that sliver of land that juts out from the state's southwestern edge.
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It's shot pretty appealingly, though, the camera at a distance to create an air of mystery as everyone juts in and out of frame.
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For the rest, the Playbase juts out in an ugly fashion, a big garish white expanse taking up too much room below my television.
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Maps on TV broadcasts showed the missiles' flight paths over nearby Cape Erimo, a jagged point that juts into the Pacific where seals frolic.
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In one, a solar collector from the Rosetta probe juts through the shot; another squarely frames tracks on Mars left by the Curiosity rover.
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Below it, Whiffen Spit, knitted with beach grass, juts out between the calm Sooke Basin and the wide open Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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It is especially notable for its pillared double front porch, or portico, which juts out from the north facade like a puffed-up chest.
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In spite of that appearance though, the body of the watch still juts up from the wrist, courtesy of the internals and heart-rate monitor.
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In one picture, Davis's head juts into the bottom of the frame, backlit by a beach sunrise that reflects off his camera, spotlighting his eye.
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That, and the home Point that sits on the back of the iPhone juts out from the phone's back, making it thicker and frustratingly uneven.
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And at the other end of the bay, a brand new container terminal juts out into the water, a smooth new road leading from it.
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Israel has also condemned Lebanon's oil and gas exploration tender as "very provocative", saying that one field, known as Block 9, juts into its waters.
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The beard is like a nightmare chia pet and at a certain point it juts south for no discernible reason, making his chin look deformed.
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The Shard — London's tallest and one of its most recognizable skyscrapers — juts in the distance, reflecting the morning light from its thousands of glass windows.
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My desk is solid and about an inch and a half thick, but has a sort of wall that juts down about two more inches.
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The past is another country, a more repressed one, and how happy it makes us all to poke around among its juts, crevices and cracks.
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Woody Island, known as Yongxing in China, has a military airstrip that juts out both ends of the small island and is used by fighter aircraft.
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The Model 3's screen is also smaller (15 inches compared to 17 inches), and juts out from the dashboard, rather than being nestled in it.
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A thin, rubbery flap juts from the hard plastic to prevent light from entering the headset when it's worn, pressing around your eyes, cheeks, and nose.
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One of the most geologically active places in the world, Kamchatka juts out from the eastern coast of Russia to resemble a larger version of Florida.
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When complete, the stage will function as a 30 foot by 30 foot panel that juts out to the broadest part of the plaza, Orowitz said.
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But the majority of planned settlement units are slated for Ariel, a settlement that juts deep into the West Bank, making a contiguous Palestinian state impossible.
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His congressional seat juts southwest from the eastern suburbs of San Antonio, past Sutherland Springs, where a gunman killed 26 people at a church in 2017.
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Woody Island, known as Yongxing in China, has a military airstrip that juts out from both ends of the small island and is used by fighter aircraft.
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If you've ever seen Mr. Robot, you'll notice a lot similarities — eerie camera angles, an overwhelming sense of discomfort, and juts lots and lots of looming dread.
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Once you attach the True Zoom to any Moto Z phone and hit its power button, the lens juts out and the phone's camera app automatically opens.
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This juts the orchestra out into the hall a bit and allows for sections of seating to be set up on the sides and behind the players.
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In the adjoining family room, French doors and floor-to-ceiling windows open to a porch that juts out from the house at a 45-degree angle.
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Without the need for a giant motor and transmission, Tesla loses what's known and the "doghouse" bump that juts into the passenger compartment of every semi-truck.
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The titular periscope juts from the top of the pyramid, capturing video of the temporary city and algorithmically turning what it sees into psychedelic visuals and music.
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Push a button, and a kickstand emblazoned with ROG's No Fear-like logo juts out to keep this 10-pound machine with a 17-inch screen upright.
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The White House announced Tuesday night that Trump would visit Otay Mesa, which juts up against the U.S.-Mexico border, following two more fundraisers in southern California.
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In one scene, a fetal hand juts out of the womb; in another, a man is gutted and his entrails are draped over his still-breathing body.
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On the water, the kayakers bob quietly in the waves and wait for their chance to breach a construction zone that juts hundreds of feet from shore.
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"Overall, if you're not sure if a food or dietary item is toxic for your pet, juts don't feed it to them," he says in the clip above.
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It juts out a bit more from the dash than the one found in the S; it was unclear if that's likely to change in the final design.
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Carbon Engineering, a company owned in part by Bill Gates, has its headquarters on a spit of land that juts into Howe Sound, an hour north of Vancouver.
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There are various versions of the story about how the Musandam Peninsula, which juts into the Straits of Hormuz like a rhino horn, ended up in Oman's hands.
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Ubirr, a rock formation that juts out over the Nadab floodplain, is home to a collection of stunning Aboriginal rock paintings, many of them thousands of years old.
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Twisting like a snake with a rubbery torso as she juts a hip forward, Ms. Chien-Pott is spellbinding in her ability to waver between slinky and taut.
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Shaped like the letter Y, it hugs the face of the northern Palisades and juts for a mile along a pier that was once used by river barges.
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MELBOURNE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For the Anangu people, Uluru, the iconic sandstone rock that juts from Australia's "Red Center", is a holy area, holding the stories of their ancestors.
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Mr. Jacobson picked me up, and I asked him to take me to the end of the road, a snow-swept cul-de-sac that juts into the Arctic.
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It juts against the Pacific Ocean to the west, with Fletcher Cove, a family-friendly area that has picnic tables, basketball courts and a playground, its most popular beach.
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A bucket of joint compound juts from the "ceiling" as does a big can of salad oil; both objects are hand-lettered and, like everything else, made of cardboard.
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Meanwhile the boundary between sea and sand juts out and suddenly recedes, not quite bisecting the picture plane but still denying a stable or "correct" perspective for the viewer.
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Miles away, on the beach, pressed up against the part of the wall in Mexico that juts into the Pacific Ocean, whispers intermingle with the sound of the waves.
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Hanif, who is fifty, has a square jaw that juts from a square head, and he walks with the easy stride of a fighter pilot, which he once was.
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In the orphanage's courtyard, an unexploded bomb, dropped from a plane, juts out of the ground, a vivid reminder of how close death is to these kids at every turn.
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The Watch 2 juts out more and makes it feel closer to the chunky GPS watches you associate with trekking — but at least those are typically waterproof to 50+ meters.
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The narrow strip of Bangladesh that juts into the Bay of Bengal alongside Myanmar already hosts hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees from previous exoduses, in 1978 and 1991-92.
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That same month, state-owned China Merchant Port Holdings acquired Sri Lanka's Hambantota Port, which juts out into the strategic waterway, in a move expected to facilitate Chinese naval deployments.
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Peter Detmold Park, a patch at 454 East 51st Street with a dog run, includes a bridge that juts over the F.D.R. and connects to a paved slice of riverside.
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We stayed in a hotel just above Morasca's club called Hotel Punta Est, built atop a cliff that juts out into the Mediterranean, offering tremendous views of the Ligurian coast.
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Malkovich is the only actor, I would say, who juts out from the surface of the film—as riveting as ever, yet savoring his villainy just a little too much.
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More interstellar tourists will be passing through our neighborhood, which is just one tiny corner of one spiral arm full of stars that juts out from a supermassive black hole.
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CreditCreditFernando Vergara/Associated Press Something strange was happening last August in the maternity wards of Recife, a seaside city perched on Brazil's easternmost tip, where the country juts into the Atlantic.
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Instead of your typical fatty lipoma that bulges out from underneath the skin like a fleshy balloon, Leonard's growth juts out of his shoulder, scabbed and crusted over with dried blood.
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On the far right side, a black triangle is pointed into the bottom right corner, and rests comfortable there, while a yellow triangle juts in from the painting's upper right side.
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A self-educated high-school dropout, he favours a uniform of black T-shirts, jeans and a black cap, and a wiry black beard juts from the bottom of his chin.
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Between the two front passengers are two displays, one that comes off the dashboard and another that juts up from the center console, not too unlike the Volvo Concept 26 interior.
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The sixth is a par 21920 straight down one side of a peninsula that juts into the ocean; from the fairway, the sixth green feels like the end of the earth.
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There, below a small pier that juts out from the park at 68th Street, lay the bodies of two young women, bound together by duct tape at their waists and ankles.
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Like its predecessors, the new Mod snaps on magnetically to the back of the handset, but with this one, a two-sided, circular camera juts out the top, like a small periscope.
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My main issue with the AirPods was that the little stick that juts out past the ear kept catching onto my hair whenever I tried to tuck my locks behind my ear.
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As we're driving down Butler Street, a heavily trafficked, narrow two-way route through the city's hip Lawrenceville neighborhood, a wide truck that's parked in a loading zone juts into the road.
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By sunset, we had made it back to Khuzhir and continued farther north to Cape Burkhan, better known as Shaman Rock, a two-part stone formation that juts out into the lake.
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Opinion IN Miami's fashionable financial district, a slab of limestone juts out of the ground beneath the elevated tracks of the commuter rail line, across the street from a new apartment building.
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Unstad, population 15, is among the Lofoten Islands, an archipelago that juts like an arthritic finger from Norway's west coast into the Atlantic Ocean, more than 100 miles above the Arctic Circle.
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Here, on an especially lush stretch of jungle that juts out into the sea, you'll find Chablé Maroma, which promises to draw the next wave of pioneers looking to escape the scene.
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The mention of a delay at the meeting near Tuzla Spit - a wind-lashed body of sand that juts into the Kerch Strait towards Crimea - went unnoticed by the media at the time.
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On the Acer one, the ring juts out from the front of the controller and is covered with constellation of bright LEDs, which are used for positioning by the headset's two external cameras.
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That is what Coca-Cola has indeed done—inadvertently inserted itself into the mess that is the conflict between Russia and Ukraine over Crimea, the disputed peninsula that juts into the Black Sea.
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The pole somehow catches on the tip of his penis, which juts out from his pink lycra outfit, like Freddy Kruger busting through a bedroom wall, and everything is ruined in an instant.
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The eye of the storm cut directly over the base, which sits on a narrow spit of land that juts into the Gulf of Mexico, about a dozen miles south of Panama City.
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But in a nation that juts into the North and Baltic Seas, polls now show that 46 percent of voters rank climate change as their top concern, compared to 27 percent in 2017.
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The rock was topped with a spike of white: the Muckle Flugga lighthouse, built in 1854, a mind-boggling feat as the rock's cliff face juts straight up out of the roiling sea.
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He has assiduously cultivated the public persona of a millennial jet-setter, obsessed with Instagram, Scandinavian electronica, and, presumably, his hair, which juts out, like one of his spiky designs, from his forehead.
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On the sport utility models, the compact spare fits entirely within a compartment under the rear floor, but on the sedans it juts out too high, meaning the floor panel cannot lie flat.
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The Fourteenth, which starts in Detroit, snakes through eastern suburbs like Grosse Pointe, and then abruptly juts west and north to Pontiac, has an outline that resembles Bart Simpson holding a fishing pole.
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The biggest feature that sets the Asus Zenfone 6 apart from its rivals is its rotating camera, which juts out from the top of the phone and spins to face you when needed.
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But in a nation that juts into the North and Baltic Seas, polls now show that 46 percent of voters rank climate change as their top concern, compared with 27 percent in 2017.
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Home to the Steel Pier amusement area, which juts 1,000 feet into the ocean, the AC boardwalk is perhaps most famous for hosting the Miss America pageant, an event held annually since 1921.
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Stood as if in the middle of a brisk rally, tennis racket raised by his right side, the statue's face juts purposefully forward, looking through the beholder to an opponent who isn't there.
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The Rock, in Zanzibar, puts a unique twist on private dining Time it just right and you can walk to the Rock, an aptly-named spot that juts 22 feet above the Indian Ocean.
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Paak and his manager around to the day's slate of photo shoots and interviews across the affluent LA beach city, which juts out 27 miles into the Pacific—and away from most everything else.
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Here's me sitting out on what they've nicknamed the 'Diving Board,' a section of the hardened mud rim that juts out just far enough for you to feel like the crater is your bitch.
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In the middle of the Manhattan Bridge, at its high point, is a notch, a small outpost that juts away from the path, allowing commuters to pause and breathe while the city rushes by.
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The castle, which is half on the Cornish mainland and half on a jagged headland that juts into the sea, is described by English Heritage as one of the most spectacular historic sites in Britain.
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It juts out from the dancer's flat abs and large hips; she has a little fat on her legs, evidence that this butt is not the product of a plastic surgeon, but of Florida itself.
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But oddly, it then jumps over to Brooklyn, hugs the coast for a while, then juts over to include much of south-central Brooklyn, including Borough Park, home to a large Orthodox Jewish community. 6.
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You'll find the camera at the top of the device — the thinner design does mean it juts out a bit here, so as ever, you'll probably want to nab a case to keep that bit safe.
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The chalk cliffs are where Britain's border juts most dramatically from the surface of the earth—and yet, only 21 miles from the European continent, they are also where the nation's island identity feels most fragile.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOSTON — Nestled in the grassy Rose Kennedy Greenway downtown, The Meeting House is a site-specific structure of a precarious, partly sunken building that juts 14 feet into the air.
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Today, all that remains of the Ford factory is an expansive tract of bare land in the middle of the middle-class Highland Park neighborhood, where a lone smokestack juts up from the old steam plant.
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Varela's government has quietly leased the Chinese a huge building plot, on the strip of land that juts into the ocean at the mouth of the canal, to use as the site of a new Embassy.
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The Mod form factor means both are placed in the center of the rear, as part of a notable camera bump that juts out about the width of a nickel from the phone's otherwise svelte frame.
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One of the most chic ways to enjoy the sunset is by lounging at the bar of Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort hotel, right at the point on Eagle Beach, where the sand juts into the ocean.
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Here, the swell is accessed by jumping off a rock that juts out into the river, dodging whatever kayakers and rafters come into the cross hairs and then muscling back to the base of the wave.
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Unfortunately for the birds, however, the stadium's managers refused to use the recommended material, saying that it would ruin the sleek, futuristic aesthetic of the building, which juts out from its pavilion like a glassy crag.
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For example, the meandering point is more likely to strike a spike in the Julia set that juts out into the plane than it is to intersect with a crevice tucked into a region of the set.
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Her fists curl inward, her chin juts defiantly outward, and in that moment, you know everything there is to know about who she is, what her art means to her, and why this moment is so important.
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And being a high-end audio device, it's also heavily reliant on a slew of big buttons, the most prominent of which is a sizable volume knob that juts out of the right side of the display.
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Researchers on Wednesday said about 50 fossilized footprints making up several different trackways were found at the two sites located a few hundred yards (meters) apart on the scenic promontory that juts into the chilly North Atlantic.
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The 96-story tower is designed as a sleek shaft until it reaches the top, where a two-level slab juts out from the northern and southern sides of the building, before the tower resumes its ascent.
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Tokyo says three of the four missiles launched from North Korea on March 6 landed in the sea less than 200 nautical miles (around 370 kilometers) from Oga, which juts out on a peninsula from Japans' western coast.
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The plug that ships with Apple's laptop in North America is awkward when not used with a power bar, a rounded white cube that juts out several inches from any wall it's inserted into, making furniture placement tricky.
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At the end of a new promenade of white stone, the $65 million Museum of Tomorrow juts out over the miasma of drug-resistant disease and human waste where the Olympic sailing competitions are set to take place.
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JOTUNHEIMEN NATIONAL PARK, Norway — The Besseggen ridge juts from the earth as a curved spine of sharp, dark-gray stone and carves its way between two blue lakes in Jotunheimen, one of Norway's many spectacular, wild national parks.
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The hotel juts up as the most prominent new high-rise in the ByWard Market, a 19th-century commercial district that now hums with both artisan-goods shops and venerable Canadian department stores like Simon's and Hudson's Bay.
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Women like Ms. Abernathy and Ms. Penn are particularly isolated because they live in the Missouri Bootheel in the southeast corner of the state, named for the way the area juts out of the state's otherwise orderly shape.
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HONOLULU – A neighborhood called Vacationland on Hawaii&aposs Big Island had disappeared as lava poured into two oceanfront subdivisions, smothering hundreds of homes and filling an ocean bay, turning it into new land that now juts into the sea.
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RODANTHE, N.C. (Reuters) - When Florence was raging last Friday on North Carolina's Outer Banks, the hurricane tore a 290-foot (21.9-meter) chunk from a fishing pier that juts into the ocean at the state's most popular tourist destination.
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The result in Schleswig-Holstein, a region of 2.3 million voters that juts north of Hamburg and borders Denmark, is an even bigger blow for the Social Democrats because they have been the main ruling party there since 2012.
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Without specifying the position of the American craft, the ministry spokesman, Mr. Hong, said it was flying near Hainan Island, which juts into the South China Sea and is home to many Chinese naval facilities, including a submarine base.
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The mural, faded and covered in graffiti since it first went up in 2013, is the centerpiece of the park, which sits at the edge of the US-Mexico border, where a border wall juts out into the Pacific.
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Novatek is aiming to produce as much LNG as the world's biggest exporter Qatar and is drawing up plans to build a second plant, known as Arctic LNG 2, on the Gydan Peninsula that juts into the Kara Sea.
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Environmentalists say construction, since 2012, of the multi-billion port at Manda Bay, which juts out into the Indian Ocean towards the islands of Lamu, Manda and Pate, is destroying delicate marine life and choking coral reefs and mangroves.
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"Way Finder," in two shades of yellow, and "Eclipse," in alizarin crimson and burnt orange, behave as the yin to the other's yang: each composed of two sections, one juts out where the other pulls in, and vice versa.
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He juts his hands up into the air, fully aware of his gigantic fuck-up, and boom, there goes 32-year-old J.R. Smith streaking across the court, past Lou Williams and Griffin and right to the rim for two points.
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Jobs and wind farm plans are among the regional issues in Schleswig-Holstein, a state of 2.3 million voters that juts north of Hamburg and borders on Denmark, where Albig hopes to benefit from his incumbency advantage to return to power.
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Protected on its southern and eastern flanks by hills looming up from the South China Sea, Cam Ranh Bay juts inland for 20 miles, the largest sheltered harbor in Southeast Asia, and its most strategic because of its deep water.
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However, it's also a demon for attracting fingerprints (there was liberal use of Windex during the press preview at IFA), and when you fold the screen into tablet mode, there's an odd lip where the display juts out over the keyboard.
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It was 1759, in the middle of the French and Indian War, and the British had isolated Fort Niagara, which sits on a piece of land that juts out at the point where Lake Ontario and the Niagara River converge.
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A small cadre of chefs work out of a modest kitchen that liberally juts into the dining room, serving up a handful of judío-mexicano fusions: tacos filled with diced kosher meats; bagels piled high with meat, eggs, and chunky green salsa.
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Yemen has a 1,900-km (1,181 mile) coastline that also juts into the Gulf of Aden and Red Sea - a vast area to police given international navies are already stretched combating Somali piracy in the region, which had been contained in recent years.
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To the west, the boundary juts across the grounds of an elementary school, bisects the Kingswood Lane cul-de-sac and heads to the north of a Turkey Hill market before plunging south again, all to exclude the Democratic-leaning town of Coatesville.
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It is a movie that juts America's lofty ideals right up against its bloody reality, a movie that understood better than most that the precipice we all stood on in 2015 was very different from the one we thought we were on.
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Because the zone covers a peninsula that juts into the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean, much of the 800 square miles of approved air space is over water or swaths of undeveloped land without cell service, making the area ideal for testing flying cell sites.
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The viewfinder, though, is not a great idea — although it juts out a fair bit, I found myself slightly turning to the left to get my nose out of the way, and it just felt odd to have the camera across my face like that.
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ANNA BAHNEY Door County, which juts out into Lake Michigan like a finger, still retains a strong vibe of the low-key artists' retreat that it was in the 1960s, when my grandparents first visited and began a family tradition of spending summers there.
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Hallets Cove, which bulges toward northwest Queens, is "a unique spot anywhere within reach," said David Matten, the senior administrator of the Long Island City Boathouse, as he motioned toward the relatively calm water and the ferry terminal that juts out from the north side.
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Piermont, parts of which are set on a narrow peninsula that juts out into the Hudson River, is hugely at risk from rising sea level rise linked to climate change, and may become one of the early U.S. communities that need to retreat to higher ground.
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India's 7,83-km (4,700-mile) coastline juts into one of the world's main shipping routes and Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to capitalize on that proximity by developing ports that can shift freight on to huge vessels capable of carrying up to 18,000 20-foot containers.
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We were in the hinterlands of Istria, a diamond-shaped peninsula that juts into the Adriatic Sea, exploring one of the richest grounds for premium white truffles — long overshadowed in fame but not quality by the truffle mecca of Alba in the Piedmont region of Italy.
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JADA: The heavy downpour that started right after we boarded was a bummer, but in a magical moment, the rain cleared up just around the time we reached the famous Lorelei rock, which juts out of the water just before the tiny town of St. Goarshausen.
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In a busy shopping district on Hong Kong Island, a big sign still juts out over the street advertising the location of Causeway Bay Books, an emporium of weighty political tomes and salacious potboilers about China and its leaders, many of them banned on the mainland.
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India has maritime interests in all directions that are "strategic and significant", said Modi, whose country is the world's fourth-largest oil importer and juts southward from the Eurasian landmass into the strategic shipping lane running from the Middle East to the rising economies of the Asia-Pacific.
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"How is it possible that I bought rice a few days ago at 8,000 bolivars, which was already expensive, and now it's at 17,000," said Senovia Gonzalez, a 64-year-old housewife, standing in a line to buy food in the Paraguana Peninsula that juts out into the Caribbean.
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Here are some of the items sold on Amazon that have pissed off Indians this year: an Indian flag doormat and flip-flops, a skateboard with the Hindu god Ganesh, and an ashtray in which the actual tray juts out of a naked woman like a bowl-shaped vagina.
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Every potentially competitive Republican-held district juts out to add Democratic areas, like adding York to the 503th District, Lansdale to the First District, Reading to the Sixth District, Stroudsburg to the Seventh District, South Philadelphia to the Fifth District, or Mount Lebanon and Penn Hills to the 17th.
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Beijing has built a school, sent doctors and pledged about $500 million in grants for an airport, hospital, college and badly-needed water infrastructure for Gwadar, a dusty town whose harbor juts out into the Arabian Sea, overlooking some of the world's busiest oil and gas shipping lanes.
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Though it has a relatively large footprint – 13 inches high by 11 inches deep by 11 inches wide with a drawer handle that juts out two inches — the Cosori WiFi-enabled air fryer has a spacious 5.8-quart interior that can fit up to 6 pounds of food.
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It's a moment of serve-and-protect gentleness amid more difficult, at times violent encounters between cops and civilians, as in a horrifying scene in which a white plainclothes detective puts a chokehold on a black prostitute, an action so harsh her tongue juts out of her mouth.
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In the trompe l'oeil painting "Standing on the Frame" (2015), a young woman leans against the edge of a wooden frame — a frame that juts out, levitating on its own plane which seamlessly intersects but is not a part of the large Addis Abba landscape which acts as her backdrop.
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In his painting, Picasso has collapsed a woman's head and torso into a rather grotesque shape: the left eye caps a breast-like protuberance; the right eye juts in the opposite direction, becoming the "nipple" of another breast-like shape; the toothless mouth can be read as the woman's vagina.
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With each step, he juts out his hips, cocking his shoulders left and right while holding his hands behind his head — an obsessive translation of art into life that is unaccountably compelling to watch and now resides in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art and other important institutions.
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For example, four women share a simply furnished cabana on the club's westernmost block, which has sunset views and few children, while Vinnie Cennamo, 63, enjoys sunning himself on his section of the deck, which juts out over the busy patio around an adults-only pool, and chatting with passers-by.
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Ms. Maslova is a remarkable dancer — the fluttering of her hands (her back to the audience) was the enchanting highlight of a riveting performance — but her stance is often a problem, as she juts her ribs forward and pulls her pelvis back, weakening the impact of her spine's central column.
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Mr. Hardie's Niagara wines are excellent, but his best wines, with even more depth and character, come from vineyard sites in Prince Edward County, a more precarious region on the north side of Lake Ontario, where a thumb of calcareous limestone, like the bedrock in Burgundy, juts into the lake.
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"As optimistic as we are going forward, this disease is nowhere near finishing," AmfAR board Chairman William Roedy told journalists ahead of the party on the grounds of the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, an exclusive hotel on the Cap d'Antibes, which juts out into the Mediterranean along the coast from Cannes.
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That said, there are a few minor design niggles that make me prefer the larger New 3DS XL. I'm not a fan of the way the 2DS's hinge juts out when the device is closed, for instance, and the speakers are located in a spot that's often covered by my hands, necessitating headphones.
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Pier I Cafe, at the foot of a recreational pier that juts nearly 800 feet into the Hudson River at West 70th Street, is "a frequent gathering spot for people in the neighborhood," said Dan Garodnick, president and chief executive of the Riverside Park Conservancy, which helps to take care of the park.
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Honnold made headlines last year as the star of the documentary Free Solo, which chronicled his journey to do a free solo climb — or one where he did not use ropes and other safety gear — of the El Capitan, a granite rock formation in Yosemite Valley which juts some 3,000 feet into the air.
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Once you'd made your way to the third floor of the askew glass cube that juts out of the Shangri-La Hotel, you'd search for his fingerprints on the menu, almost as big as a newspaper page and decorated with antique-looking illustrations of crab claws and sausages emanating from a hand-cranked meat grinder.
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If you think of the Persian Gulf as the hallway that takes you to the vital ports belonging to Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, then the door to that hallway is the 21-mile-wide Strait of Hormuz, where part of the Arabian Peninsula juts off and almost pokes into Iran.
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Op-Ed Contributor SYDNEY, Australia — One hundred twenty-five years ago, the suburb of Balmain, which juts into Sydney Harbor, represented the aspirations of a young Australia: a society that wanted to be free of the class structure of its mother nation, Britain, with a safety net that would make it one of the most egalitarian countries on earth.
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It was significant also because, as I was to write, it "juts out of the landscape" of Lyndon Johnson's life "as one of the few episodes in it and perhaps the only one that ran counter to his personal ambition"; he was, in the words of one observer, "taking one hell of a chance" with the man in his district who was perhaps most important to his continuation in office.
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For instance, while I was being fitted with this device — it gently juts the jaw forward, basically, allowing you to breathe while you sleep and not rush toward death as quickly — it was casually mentioned that if it didn't fit handily, they could install little bumps on my teeth that would fit into slots in the device, locking it in overnight, in a real steampunk nightmare of medical intervention.
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The names of the stalls themselves are full of winky references for those in-the-know: South Congress (named for the touristy thoroughfare that juts over the Rio Grande river) serves the breakfast tacos and donuts; Nickie's does the Tex-Mex chili and cotija-sprinkled nachos; and the company's two parent brands, Hill Country Barbecue and Hill Country Chicken, roll out the butcher paper for dreamy, juicy, Central Texas-style smoked meats.
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More From Travel + Leisure This Raccoon's Heroic Climb Up the Side of a Skyscraper Will Give You the Courage to Finish Your Week (Video) For $143,000, You Can Visit 8 Countries on 4 Continents on an Insanely Luxurious World Tour 19 Comfy, Travel-friendly Shoes Made for Walkin' World's Biggest Cruise Ship Makes its Maiden Voyage Guests who book the 2,809-square-foot Ultimate Family Suite will get a bevy of unique features, but the most eye-popping is the bathroom that juts out over the side of the ship.
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