"Everted" Example Sentences
1. The flower petals everted to reveal their vibrant colors.
2. The turtle everted its head to avoid the predator's grip.
3. The octopus everted its tentacles to capture its prey.
4. The jellyfish everted its bell to propel itself through the water.
5. The caterpillar everted its prolegs to climb up the tree bark.
6. The sea anemone everted its tentacles to catch passing plankton.
7. The amoeba everted its pseudopodia to engulf the food particles.
8. The starfish everted its stomach to digest the mussel's flesh.
9. The mussel everted its foot to anchor itself to the rocky surface.
10. The frog everted its eyes to capture the insects in its sight.
11. The chameleon everted its tongue to capture the distant prey.
12. The snake everted its fangs to inject the venom into its victim.
13. The mantis shrimp everted its claw to strike its prey with incredible force.
14. The whale shark everted its massive mouth to filter the krill from the water.
15. The barnacle everted its cirri to sweep the tiny particles into its mouth.
16. The nematode worm everted its stylet to penetrate the plant cell wall.
17. The mosquito everted its proboscis to suck the blood from its victim.
18. The sea slug everted its radula to scrape the algae from the rock surface.
19. The clam everted its siphon to filter the plankton from the water column.
20. The snail everted its foot to glide over the moist soil.
21. The hydra everted its tentacles to capture the passing daphnia.
22. The ant everted its mandibles to defend its territory from intruders.
23. The grasshopper everted its ovipositor to lay the eggs on the plant stem.
24. The dragonfly everted its wings to catch the air currents and fly.
25. The earthworm everted its clitellum to secrete the cocoon for its eggs.
26. The crab everted its chelipeds to seize the prey and crush it.
27. The scallop everted its adductor muscle to open the shell and swim away.
28. The squid everted its funnel to jet away from the predator's reach.
29. The star-nosed mole everted its nose to detect the underground prey.
30. The spider everted its spinnerets to produce the silk thread for its web.
Common Phases
1. The edges of the
everted envelope were creased and worn;
2. The inside of the stomach was
everted, revealing a large ulcer;
3. The flowers
everted themselves in the warm sunlight;
4. The pouch
everted, spilling its contents onto the ground;
5. The
everted lip of the container made it easier to pour;
6. The
everted rim of the car tire indicated a puncture.