Meanings of point outwards in English

The tongues of frogs, instead of pointing outwards, are directed towards the throat.

Huge trees were felled, pile on pile, top-most branches spiked and pointed outwards.

And it sat on the hill with its elbows pointing outwards and was quite still.

They set sharpened sticks, pointing outwards, along its top.

When using it, the hands grasped the two arms, so that the unforked part pointed outwards.

About the estate there ran a great bronze fence, ten feet high, with sharp, inhospitable spikes pointing outwards.

The spears, instead of being pointed outwards, were inclined towards the front, and the wedge advanced against the Danes.

I lay the knife on the other side of the room with it's handle pointing outwards, towards his chair.

The infantry were formed in three great squares or circles, the front rank kneeling and the spears all pointing outwards.

A tall man in a suit, with salt-and-pepper hair and beard, walked next to a gangly blond man whose feet pointed outwards.

She struck a pose, feet pointing outwards, tongue lolling, Catherine wheels spinning at her ears, suggestive of a Novoropissik simpleton with sidelocks.

We all had our spears pointing outwards and were waving them from side to side to try and stop it sneaking in between.

It was slightly narrower than her shoes; she had to keep her feet splayed, toes pointing outwards in opposite directions, to stop herself from falling.