Sentence examples for By nutshell from inspiring English sources

Directed by Nutshell Theatre's Kate Nelson (who has had to sacrifice her prized globe artichoke bed to accommodate actors and audience), the drama centres on two sisters whose rivalries, traumas and inner lives are worked out on their allotment, a place where people come to dig deep, bury what they wish to hide, and cast out – with ferocity – the things they don't like.

By clicking forward, Pandora then played "Wings of the Throne" by Guided by Places, "How's it Going to Be" by Third Eye Blind, and then "Nutshell" by Alice in Chains.

Figure 5 shows the effect of concentration on the adsorption of Cr VI) by Macadamia nutshell powder.

When Hamlet says: "I could be bounded by a nutshell and count myself a king of infinite space," Usher believes he is contrasting the shell of fixed stars in the old models with the infinite universe of Digges.

Confucius in a Nutshell, by Neil Wenborn, read by Nigel Carrington (Naxos, 78mins unabridged, £8.99) Shorts this week, for reasons which will be explained.

LOVE IN A NUTSHELL, by Janet Evanovich and Dorien Kelly.

In a nutshell, by fighting Communist idology with facts.

4 5 2 THE UNIVERSE IN A NUTSHELL, by Stephen Hawking. (Bantam, $35).

Photographs and essays dealing with the events of Sept. 11. 10 12 16 THE UNIVERSE IN A NUTSHELL, by Stephen Hawking. (Bantam, $35).

The recently retired chairman and chief executive of General Electric tells his story as well as G.E.'s. 12 8 15 THE UNIVERSE IN A NUTSHELL, by Stephen Hawking. (Bantam, $35).

I was entertained by Ian McEwan's Nutshell (Jonathan Cape), an eventful tale of a dysfunctional family told from the viewpoint of an unborn child.