Sentence examples for carapace for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "carapace for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
Example: The turtle's hard carapace serves as protective armor for its soft body.
As it is, they serve him as defensive consolation, a carapace for his irredeemably querulous nature.
"With me he played it coy," Silverman said, instinctively frisking his carapace for a Xanax.
As any prudent crustacean will tell you, there's not really room beneath a carapace for more than one.
"Human flesh," he once observed, "was intended as a highly imperfect and disappointingly mortal carapace for the housing of something a good deal better, the human mind".
He comes close to overwhelming his characters with his own inimitable, trivia-dense voice, but ultimately he creates a tender vision of modern life, one in which preoccupations with popular culture are an imperfect carapace for the vulnerable hearts underneath.
Parthenogenetic embryos are then transferred into the brood chamber that is contained within the carapace for further development and the process ends with newborn Daphnia released into the water column during the molt.
The Ghost shows him that, in fact, he, like every other adult, was at one point a physically much smaller person, who dressed, walked, and spoke differently, and whose defenses and carapaces hadn't been built up yet; a person who later built up those defenses and carapaces for a reason.
All lobsters were measured for carapace length (CL), checked for a tag, gender, maturational status, and berried status.
For once again, under the carapace of glittering, hedonistic celebrity, the ooze of a very different and more dangerous lifestyle has seeped out for all to see.
A turtle carapace from the Hell Creek formation was selected for spectroscopy because of its proportionally large chambers in the trabecular bone that allowed scraping the coatings loose.
"Early on I developed this carapace of confidence, because it was the only way for me to survive.
