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 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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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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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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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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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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A Juliet balcony that formerly faced the yard juts out from the second floor as well.
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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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All glass and stone, it juts out of the earth like one of the mountain's many towering peaks.
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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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The microphone stem has also decreased in size and no longer juts out as far from the earbuds.
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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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