Sentence examples for made shelling from inspiring English sources

The strained relations have made shelling in the border region increasingly sensitive and symbolic.

(Another brother, Stanley, went to war, where he was endangered by Albert's shoddily made shells).

The casting of coins made shells, whales' teeth and other such primitive forms of money redundant.

So each year she and her children find a project: one summer, they quilted; another, they made shell necklaces.

The oil price surge made Shell's swoop for smaller rival BG slightly more palatable for investors, despite concerns the deal could be called off.

Asked when the weapon would be ready for use in battle, he nodded toward a milk crate full of locally made shells.

However, he did make some significant personnel moves at this time, including the hiring of Art Shell as head coach in 1989, which made Shell the first African American head coach in the modern era of the NFL.

We both made shells for the Nazis.

Staff members have made shells for injured tortoises, have a guinea pig job coming up and "are in talks about a goat," Finesilver says.

Fst among three populations was calculated according to the method of Weir [32], [33] that takes into account small sample estimation bias, using custom made shell scripts.

Scoring and roasting chestnuts makes shelling them easier — but removing the inner skin is still a pain.