Sentence examples for bits of whale from inspiring English sources

The whale dissolves but the stench remains as there are bits of whale all over the beach.

As I read on to the book's largely satisfying conclusion, I couldn't get out of my mind one of its many weird bits of whale science — during the 1950s military researchers became interested in whales because of their ability to filter important communication signals from the overwhelming background chatter of marine shrimp.

"We don't do that in the UK and we don't advise that either, because you would be left with bits of whale over the beach which you've still got to clean up," said Mr Deaville.

He's decorated his house with 'Arctic palm trees,' poles with bits of whale baleen fixed on top like fronds.

The houses' yards are filled with everything from skin boats and upturned sleds to bits of whale blubber, drying seal skins and battered ATV quads.

Harpooning Greenpeace pin-ups really isn't what the tourist board ordered, and the global market for bits of dead whale could not be described as buoyant.

This one feels pretty great though, and certainly portable in a way that the last large iPad Pro never did — that thing was a bit of a whale, and made it hard to justify bringing along.

At times, he surfaces like an old whale, offering bits of this world and the next.

Does the market for whale meat in Japan encourage illegal whaling and trading of whale products?

But it turned out that they were low on firepower, and so, rather than blasting the body into tiny bits of seagull food, they instead sprayed huge chunks of whale over a crowd of people across a wide radius.

In the world of gaming, cross-compatibility between platforms has always bene a bit of a white whale.