Sentence examples for a shell necklace from inspiring English sources

Mark Burnett, wearing jeans and a shell necklace, lounges next to him.

Typical souvenirs — T-shirts, a bouncy hula-doll figurine, a shell necklace — hardly do the natural beauty of the islands justice.

The interviewer assumes that his victim's casual appearance he is wearing a baseball hat, a shell necklace and is chewing gum betokens an equally casual approach to politics.

He seemed almost eerily relaxed, looking like the archetypal hippie with long hair and a full beard, wearing a shell necklace and stacks of silver rings.

With injured 7-foot-1-inch center Loren Woods dressed in a red T-shirt and a shell necklace as he cheered from the bench, the Wildcats (27-6) were down to seven scholarship players.

Back in Georgetown, waiting for a taxi to the airport, we do a last-minute dash around the street stalls: all I salvage are an oil painting of the Kaieteur Falls (a rather Surrealist interpretation), a shell necklace, a woven basket and as much El Dorado rum as possible, before the plane carries us to a connecting flight at Barbados, and the waters change from brown to a shock of bright blue.

No house party featuring a white guy wearing a puka shell necklace and holding a guitar was ever the same after the Oasis released "Wonderwall".

Multicolored hammocks come from the Tikuna tribe and start at 142.90 reais; attractive colorful mats from the Baré people woven from stalks of arumã are around 165 reais; and an extravagant shell necklace from a Xingu tribe goes for 702.90.

But here's a look that really only suits the archetypal Californian surfer dude, whose very idea of dressing for beach bar cocktails is to jazz up his "look" with a cowry shell necklace.

(Let he who has never rocked a puka shell necklace cast the first stone).

After all, there are still few things more seductive than the glisten of a puka shell necklace in its most glorious habitat, peaking from the weathered rim of a Volcom t-shirt.