Outward in a sentence

Hurricane-force winds extend outward up to 35 miles from the center and tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 185 miles.

Inversion ankle sprains occur when the ankle “rolls” inward, eversion sprains occur when the ankle “rolls” outward, and high ankle sprains occur when the ankle “rolls” outward along with the entire lower leg.

In response, he issued this fatwa: "From the outward appearance he is to die and we judge according to the outward appearance and God knows better".

Pushing the door outward at its closed position, through a switch mechanism, disconnects power to the latch and allows the door to swing outward.

They stated their beliefs in a declaration to King Charles II : "We utterly deny all outward wars and strife, and fightings with outward weapons, for any end, or under any pretense whatever; this is our testimony to the whole world.

An outward looking, fair, and inclusive nation making its own decisions, accountable for its actions and reaping the rewards.

A wave of outward migration combined with changes in the civil service seemed to accelerate a brain-drain and depletion of skills.

Babafemi said that the suspect was arrested during the outward clearance of Ethiopian Airline flight ET 950 while attempting to export 1.924kg of skunk concealed in cream tubes.

Biden’s decision to set up a call with McCarthy came after another start-stop day with no outward signs of progress.

But intriguingly, their outward routes evolved over time indicating different strategies for exploration versus exploitation.

But overall, the flow is consistently going to be outward from China, he said.

D.,” don’t let Hari Kondabolu’s non-threatening outward appearance fool you.

Despite speaking candidly about going through ‘hardship’ and ‘ups and downs’ in the past, there were no outward indications that the childhood sweethearts were heading towards divorce.

Despite the Community’s unusual social arrangements, visitors said it had none of the outward signs of a sexually charged environment.

Diminishing deformation outward from the center, a marginal syncline, and upturned beds on the periphery of the basin are also suggestive of meteor craters.

Director Martin Ritt skillfully juxtaposed Newman's outward sex appeal with the character's internal desolation through cinematography.

First there was the massive brown cloud that spread outward from beneath the rocket as its engines fired up.

From there, the first season of the series spirals outward, encompassing palace intrigue, folksy horror, and an openly queer relationship for Luz (it’s poignant and beautiful and way ahead of its time).

Groping in my pocket, I gave the whistle a blast that ran outward and then trailed off.

Historic Japanese American communities have dispersed as cities like San Francisco redeveloped their neighborhoods, and the residents moved outward toward the suburbs.