Sentence examples for brown shells from inspiring English sources

The glossy brown shells appear dull and spongy.

But those hard brown shells aren't what you'd see hanging from walnut trees.

I've sourced Hoptonwood stone, a limestone that's white with dark brown shells in it that is ideal.

Or knowing that at the very brink of harvest time -- e.g., right this minute, at least in California, which produces 99percentt of the walnuts sold commercially nationwide -- these green hulls split while still in the trees, baring the familiar brown shells.

Spying her brown shell, he assumes Brown is naked, unzips his red onesie and starts dancing around to LMFAO like he's just come down Paddy's Take Me Out love lift.

The brown shell is very hard and has three sides.

Examining one that had recently expired, we noted two pairs of eyes on its 12-inch helmet-like brown shell.

Yes, it might be a good idea to keep that in mind when you try the green almonds at his store: they are literally the green underripe nut, before the skin hardens to a brown shell and the fatty kernel forms inside.

Not the candy bars that encased a puck of barely sweetened peanut butter in a thin, waxy brown shell, nor the cookies — whole wheat, honey-sweetened — studded with carob chunks that refused to melt in the mouth, instead caking unpleasantly between the teeth.

The unique (but cumbrous) sharing features, the brown shell (which, despite ridicule, was their most popular Zune), and the obtuse advertisements all suggested… well, something new and interesting.

In recent recent years the little nut with the hard brown shell has been touted as the holy grail of healthy snacks.