Sentence examples for clusters of shells from inspiring English sources

The walls are encrusted with garish plastic salmon, mahi-mahi, lobsters, and other creatures of the deep; there are posters of North American fish, Australian fish, and mollusks; there are mirrors whose frames are clusters of shells.

Once, while walking on the beach in San Francisco, they stopped to analyze a particularly pretty cluster of shells, with one yellow stone at the center.

As he gropes for the wires that will ignite a massive car bomb or traces a spider-weblike cluster of shells buried under a street, he looks like a man having the time of his life.

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In fact, a cluster of shell-suits crying that you've deceived them is usually the exact opposite of "your physical condition has improved in the recent past".

About a half-dozen areas were struck by what appeared to be clusters of artillery shells or rockets, which left blackened stretches of burned-out homes that still smell of smoke.

And my use of the fruits of the majestic sweet chestnuts that flank the approach to the 18th – a cluster of prickly shells on the ground took the sting from my thinned, horribly wide ball and diverted it to three feet from the pin to save nett par after an expedition through a clump of gorse – was of course entirely intentional.

Gulbarg is now a cluster of burnt shells — doorless, windowless structures covered in soot.

As more blocks were reduced to clusters of charred, broken shells, landlords cut services to remaining buildings, eventually abandoning them or having them taken over by the city.

Here and there are dark shadows, half-buried clusters of dull black shells, lined and gouged by decades of shifting water and gravel: the pearl mussels of the river Dee.

The researchers found that the number of offspring increased substantially during the Devonian Period, confirmed by discoveries of substantial clusters of fossilized embryonic shells at the end of the Devonian Period and more recent deposits.