Sentence examples for idea of shelling from inspiring English sources

But the idea of shelling out £30 a month for a broadband connection to do a job a burglar alarm or a dog for that matter could do perfectly well is unlikely to get BT's tills ringing.

Install, according to the company, takes about one week, so just enough time to get over the idea of shelling out about a year's worth of Harvard tuition on a new roof.

Barwin scoffed at the idea of shelling out ransom.

Boards are usually nervous about buying a company embroiled in lawsuits.You can't be sure of ShellNor does the idea of Shell taking over its old partner and rival look quite so attractive when examined in detail.

Lobster rolls began life in Connecticut in the late 1920s when a restaurant called Perry's had the genius idea of de-shelling the beast and serving it in a bun to save punters the work.

But few were persuaded by this idea, and what came later to be known as Daltonian atomism abandoned the idea of caloric shells altogether.

He accidentally gives Breen the idea of headcrab shells while on a radio, and sets up all of the traps in Ravenholm himself in an attempt to catch Father Grigori.

On one typical morning a few years ago, Dad was super excited about the idea of doing a shell game puzzle.

We have moved away from the idea of a fixed shell structure in all nuclei, with profound consequences, for example, for our understanding of how the chemical elements are generated in stars and hence their relative abundances.

This is consistent with the idea of uniform Al0.1Ga0.9As shell on Si (111 -grown CSNWs.

To get an idea of how the shell beads were worn, Vanhaeren and her colleagues examined the wear (smoothing) around the perforations and on other parts of the shells.