Sentence examples for get a shard from inspiring English sources
I can imagine, however, how Ultra Painful it is to get a shard of Samsung Ultra in your gluteus maximus when you sit down on it and it Ultra cracks in half.
"We did find a point where the wheels were getting much more wear than we expected and we realised we were getting into a dangerous area," says Calef. "The rocks were so hard that they were breaking up into shards and occasionally we would get a shard digging chunks out of the wheels".
Never bring these magnets close to anyone with a pacemaker (the strong magnetic field can interfere with its operation), children (who can get their fingers pinched between two magnets, ingest one, or get a shard in their eye), floppy disks, credit cards, magnetic I.D. cards, cassette tapes, video tapes, televisions, VCRs, computer monitors, or any other electronic appliances.[4].
Today, we get a similar view from the Shard.
"You could buy a plot of land, get lucky, and have a Shard built in your back garden.
Shards of Maine crab get a blast of sweetness from green apple mousse, while a frozen mango purée makes that contribution to a shrimp ceviche with the contrasting presence of Thai chili.
The word "shard" gets a workout, a subliminal comment, perhaps, on the syntactic mannerisms that give this mystery its particular noirish kick.
He's got a whip with metal shards and he likes nothing better, when alone, than whipping himself to atone for his many sins.
Facing local critics is just one of many obstacles Mr Sellar has overcome to get the Shard built.
It has the mmnemonic tenacity, if not the wholesomeness, of a nursery rhyme, and to read it once is to get large shards of it permanently lodged in the brain: "Queenie was a blonde and her age stood still,/And she danced twice a day in vaudeville".
Put the previously separated whites and yolks in a separate bowl (or individually in half shells in the carton) so that if you end up with a messy crack down the line, you don't get shell shards in your previous hard work.
