Sentence examples for and shelled in a from inspiring English sources

Calais was very heavily bombed and shelled in a successful effort to disrupt German communications and persuade them that the Allies would target the Pas-de-Calais for invasion (rather than Normandy).

These days, the best golf balls are multi-layered engineering wonders: a soft core, covered with a firm medium layer and shelled in a soft plastic casing.

But Hackett, who has been hampered all season by a right hand that was broken in Montreal's ninth game of the season, had trouble controlling his stick and was shelled in a 5-1 loss.

A new book on philosophy and war gets shelled in a review at the Michigan War Studies Review, and Bookforum sings the praises of a new book about philosophers and music.

1. Peel and devein shrimp, reserving heads and shells in a 6-quart stockpot.

It could be argued that reviewing a restaurant this assertively kooky is shooting gills, fins and shells in a barrel, but Kurve is a riddle and lesson too ripe to ignore.

Locals can hardly wait for the moment when the sound of gliding skis replaces the bullets and shells in a location that Salah describes as "a paradise yet to be discovered".

Leena Shami, spokeswoman for the opposition Damascus Media Office, reported clashes and shelling in an arc from Darayya in the south-west to Barzeh in the north of city.

Its called "turtling" a bag in New England, and "shelling" a bag in New York.

It stood in dreadful contrast to the reality they stared at: the trees as stark sticks, all branches and leaves shelled away, in a landscape criss-crossed by duckboards and pitted with shell-holes like the surface of the moon.

The content of various soft tissues and shell in bivalves molluscs showed an organ-specific pattern in the following order: gill > visceral mass = mantle > adductor muscle > podium > shell.