fan out in a sentence

1. reaction will be hallux dorsiflexion, other toes fan out.

2. He’ll have to settle for making a fan out of Chris Paul .

3. each tributary builds an alluvial fan out into the main valley.

4. They tend to fan out and, in their own small ways, conquer the world.

5. Chandler says to Rachel, "Thank God you didn't try to fan out the magazines.

6. That’s the perfect moment for you to use the sliding ability which they call it “fan out”.

7. The vineyards fan out in all directions from Nashik though, so you'll need a car to reach them.

8. And not only the job and him, but others, too, because the Quality tends to fan out like waves.

9. Activists will congregate at the park and fan out in groups across the city to carry out protests.

10. The key here is to do just enough testing at each phase before you expand and fan out your testing.

11. For a day of good eating, choose Charles Aznavour Square as your center point and fan out from there.

12. Thousands of FBI agents fan out across the country and within days reconstruct the lives of the hijackers.

13. As you can see, the NFL has done an excellent job of pricing the average fan out of attending Super Bowl 51.

14. Ten thousand streams fan out like a river delta before you, each one promising the path of least resistance.

15. John was shot by a deranged fan outside the Dakota, an apartment building in Manhattan where the Lennons lived.

16. This will also help to fan out the vertebrae on your spine, which will make it easier to do the adjustment.[11][12]

17. These first small steps will ignite a worldwide revolution that we will fan out with the energies of love and light.

18. They tend to fan out and mingle with themselves or actual clouds, forming larger clouds or a haze that covers the sky.

19. Beyond these simple basics, my remaining videos fan out into different formats: Hours of tutorials for binge-watchers.

20. There was a fan outcry, for example, when the gay couple on “Modern Family” did not kiss in the sitcom’s first season.