Sentence examples for nutshell with from inspiring English sources
And our weekly feature, The Crisis in a Nutshell, with quotes from the first days after the shooting.
This scene is basically the whole film in a nutshell, with Bob's affable neediness running headlong into Dr Marvin's simmering rage.
Former Decca promotion man Tony Hall catches Oldham in a nutshell with his observation that he "looked like a white English equivalent to a Blue Note record sleeve".
The new book, by Ann Ferebee and Jeff Byles, is "a capsule history of design in a nutshell, with all the major players and the major pieces," said Nancy Green, the editor of both editions (the first was published by Van Nostrand Reinhold, in 1970).
In a nutshell, with most amplifiers currently on the market you either get premium audio quality or compact speakers.
In contrast, the LP group follows a different trend from its counterpart: in a nutshell, with physical rather than mental aspects, such as perceived improvement in shadowing performance (Pf1, Pf2 and Pf4) and pronunciation/speaking skills (Sp1, Sp4 and Sp3), among other positive aspects of shadowing such as valuable experience (Sf1) and challenging (IM1).
Lee made her Nutshells with staggering specificity, in order to "make you stop and see that it could be the smallest detail that turns a case," as Timothy Keel, a major-case specialist with the F.B.I., who studied the Nutshells when he was a homicide detective in the Baltimore City Police Department, told me.
Perched on a stone bench with her favorite source of bubbly, the Pulitzer Fountain, spewing merry geysers nearby, Ms. Phifer enunciates the commission's nutshell mission with a vehemence one wouldn't expect from a briefcase-wielding 48-year-old architect in a quiet navy pantsuit and tortoise-shell glasses.
What they need in a nutshell: Midfielders, with a creative edge.
Treatment of Macadamia nutshell sorbents with HCl and NaOH produced different results on the amount of cellulose and hemicellulose extracted.
In a nutshell, P.B.L. starts with an open-ended question that grabs students' interest.
