Sentence examples for nutshell by from inspiring English sources
LOVE IN A NUTSHELL, by Janet Evanovich and Dorien Kelly.
In a nutshell, by fighting Communist idology with facts.
4 5 2 THE UNIVERSE IN A NUTSHELL, by Stephen Hawking. (Bantam, $35).
Photographs and essays dealing with the events of Sept. 11. 10 12 16 THE UNIVERSE IN A NUTSHELL, by Stephen Hawking. (Bantam, $35).
Confucius in a Nutshell, by Neil Wenborn, read by Nigel Carrington (Naxos, 78mins unabridged, £8.99) Shorts this week, for reasons which will be explained.
Like some quantum particle popping into existence out of nowhere, "The Universe in a Nutshell," by the University of Cambridge physicist Stephen W. Hawking, was published and immediately popped onto the best-seller lists a few weeks ago.
Keep still, you nut! Bearded capuchins open nutshells by placing them on a log or a stone and smashing down on them with a rock, as if using a hammer and an anvil.
Buckley's thesis in a nutshell: encouraged by the 16th century church, philosophy killed God.
There are miniature books for children, such as the delightful Nutshell Library, by Maurice Sendak (amazon.com; $12.20 for the boxed set).
That's the devo deal in a nutshell: better by far to have local control over a smaller pot than to see the money disappear south.
That's the tale, in a nutshell, told by "Fire and Rain: The Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, James Taylor, CSNY, and the Lost Story of 1970," which proposes to wrap together a year in the life of several loosely connected artists.
