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The phrase "a shell from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a shell that originates from a specific source or location, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "He picked up a shell from the beach, admiring its intricate patterns."
Alternatives: "a shell belonging to the" or "a shell originating from the".
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It's a shell from the Civil War".
"We started shouting at them: 'Run, run here.' Then a shell from the sea landed behind them," Abadallah said.
A house and a small grocery store in Turkey were both struck by a shell from the fighting, but no one was wounded.
On April 11 , 1863 it engaged with Union gunboats on the Atchafalaya River, where a shell from the Union's Calhoun set the ram's cotton on fire.
One video circulated on the Internet showed how the fire began after a shell from the fireworks landed on the hotel roof.
The group of cousins, aged between nine and 11, were around what looked like a derelict shed when they were hit by a shell from the direction of the sea.
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At 9 a.m. the concentrated fire of the three battleships put the second casemate out of action, when a shell from Nevada pierced the embrasure, killing the entire crew.
A shell from one of the British cruisers hit Mainz at around 13:00, which jammed her rudder at ten degrees to starboard.
Bought as a shell from Ukraine in 1998, the vessel is about to become operational.
It said a tank had fired a shell from a spot near the crowd, but in another direction, toward a Palestinian who was firing a rocket-propelled grenade at the retreating Israelis.
Make her a necklace using a shell from your trip to the beach or find another pendant that reminds you of happy times that you've had together.
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