belly out

Below them, the cliff bellied out so he could not see straight down.

The big square sail bellied out, full of a following wind.

A wind came across the sea and bellied out their sails.

Then a breeze caught them and they bellied out with a booming sound.

It bellied out as if a strong wind were behind it.

Smoke bellied out and hung on the still air.

Opening it swiftly, the man bellied out to the sill.

The wind took the sail and it bellied out.

That disgusted her enough to have her bellying out from under the car.

On impulse she got down, bellied out and was rewarded by a glimpse of eggs.

It had bellied out to twice its size.

Then they boomed and bellied out, angled sharply to catch the wind.

His ears rang even as smoke bellied out from the antique gun's barrel.

Wind bellied out The Shadow's black cloak like a sail.

Its hull bellied out in a great blister which adhered to the steel.

As the two men watched her sail swept down from the yard, bellied out, and began to glide easily to safety.

As he was about to give an order, the drapes bellied out as if with a great gust of wind.

As he looked carefully now, he could see how folds of the old hanging bellied out where someone hid behind it.

Then, slowly, with the net bellying out between us, we swam slowly forward parallel to each other.

The wind filled them and they bellied out, snapping, setting the silver swan anight.

Stiff winds filled the sails, and they bellied out proud as a swan's white breast.

I stood for a moment then and looked up at die silhouette sixty feet above me where a massive overhang bellied out against the sky.

The loose covering bellied out and became taut, proving that it was air-tight.

Her sails bellied out, snowy white in the afternoon sun, and she ran before the wind like a skimming sea bird.

Tritt bellied out his foreplane to have it just make contact with Odeen, who looked up and smiled.