Sentence examples similar to glean shells from inspiring English sources

Two women glean for shells on the seagrass beds in front of their houses in Lutoban, Negros Oriental.

The Japanese have: created tiny solar batteries patterned after the way leaves turn sunlight into energy; gleaned from snail shells a method to produce self-cleaning tiles; and improved their bullet train's velocity through aerodynamic applications adopted from kingfishers' beaks and owls in flight.

For example, ancient middens, essentially preserved dumps of food waste such as bones and shells, were studied to glean the historical diets of the Aleuts.

Concepts are treated as hollow shells to be filled with varying beliefs or ideas, contents gleaned from conversations with one another or contact with the world.

These intriguing amulets and pendants, iridescent talismanic shells, polished ancient fossils, earthy minerals and luminous gemstones are gleaned from bazaars around the world and inspired by her travels".

"… shells, shells, shells.

There's something glean.

Pennies once were sure to glean.

Shells with shells.

Stuffed shells.

Reserve shells.