Sentence examples similar to a lone shell from inspiring English sources
A lone mortar shell fell in a small garden and started a fire.
Even just the lone shell would probably still be pretty good.
Sheers's own haunting poem Mametz Wood provides the inspiration for an evening that begins with silence, broken by the sound of shelling, and a lone soldier, a runner, glimpsed on a rolling hillside, looking towards a far horizon.
There are cornball jokes like "Candle TV" (1975), an empty shell of a monitor with a lone candle burning inside.
While GTR does permit us to model a lone rotating object, if we model the object as a shell of mass (instead of a solid sphere) and let the size of the shell increase (to model the 'sphere of the fixed stars' we see around us), then as Brill & Cohen (1966) showed, the frame-dragging becomes complete inside the shell.
If you are a lone traveler and a stickler for daily linen changes, an included breakfast and more creature comforts, you can shell out about 100 to 200 more kroner for one of the budget hotels behind Central Station.
We approached a lone lock.
