Sentence examples for carapace of a from inspiring English sources

A man was seated on the carapace of a turtle.

A man was interred seated on the carapace of a turtle.

Burnt, crumpled and devastatingly fragile, each of the 165 pages is buckled like the carapace of a crab.

Next to the carapace of a large horseshoe crab someone had set a battered yellow hard hat, perhaps as visual commentary.

It included an airplane pattern — part of Mr. Chalayan's ongoing story of rootless travel — and ended with a carapace of a dress imploding into a shower of pollen.

The double hook was connected to plugs and fixed on the carapace of a crayfish allowing the animals to roam freely.

The fossilized carapace (shell) of a turtle from the Hell Creek formation of eastern Montana, USA; about 65 million years ago.

At this fraught point Tracy, who has the carapace of an Andean armadillo, strolled in saying: "Forty minutes the taxi's going to be.

The heroine, Vivian Bearing, Ph.D. (Cynthia Nixon), lives behind a carapace of erudition, an armor of intellect that protects her from the world and from her own fragility.

Iraq is a carapace of tyranny that hides an utter void.

With mockery, weasel words, tall tales, the syncopation of repetition, and, of course, a carapace of pauses, the characters perform a sensational exercise in denial.