Sentence examples for and easier to shell from inspiring English sources

These are sweeter, fruitier, larger, and easier to shell.

Politically speaking, it's always easier to shell out money for a disaster that has already happened, with clearly identifiable victims, than to invest money in protecting against something that may or may not happen in the future.

The meat of half a generous cold lobster was thoughtfully loosened in the shell and easy to fork out.

Roasting also makes the inedible shells brittle and easy to remove.

The shells were thin and easy to remove by cutting with kitchen shears.

These corporate shells are now easy to set up, thanks to the Internet, and easy to hide behind, thanks to states like Nevada, which don't collect information on ownership.

Cook's tip: The easiest and least messy way to shell a pomegranate is to cut an X into the top, then hold the fruit under water in a bowl while you pry it apart, the seeds will fall to the bottom, and the peel and white pith will float to the top.

This will break the air bubble on the top and make it easier to peel the shell off.

This way, it is easier to remove shells that fall into the bowl.

"We fed some staphylococcus and salmonella to snails and found that the organisms don't survive in these animals". Larger mature snails have tastier meat than small ones and are easier to remove from their shells, the food technologist explained.

This will help relax the clams and make it easier to open their shells.