Sentence examples for have a shell from inspiring English sources

As crustaceans, they have a shell, which can open and close when there is no water available, according to need.

These ashes have a shell particle shape, high specific area, high amorphous content and low crystalline phase content.

A movie doesn't have a shell, or if it does, the shell is as much the movie as any treasure inside.

It is not necessary to have a "shell" to run Fargo II programs; you can just run them from the home screen with commands like "thisgame" for a program called "thisgame".

Later, working at a Prussian army hospital during World War I, she learned from brain-injured soldiers what it was like to have a shell explode in your face and still be alive.

Judy told the officers, "Amy said to me, 'I have a shell in the gun, and I don't know how to unload it.' I told Amy not to point the gun at anybody".

Theoretically, those numbers come about because nuclei have a shell-like structure, said Dr. Witold Nazarewicz, a nuclear theorist at the University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Some of the old people, like the penniless man who mumbles incessantly as he gleans unburned nuggets of coal from discarded ashes, or the white-haired woman who was outside cleaning fish the other day, have a shell-shocked look.

It has a shell, antenna and appendages typical of crustaceans.

Approximately midway between ostium and uterus each oviduct has a shell (nidamental) gland.

The spotted turtle has a shell about 10 centimetres (4 inches) long.