Sentence examples for nutshell- from inspiring English sources
That's me in a nutshell," he has said.
And that, in one mimed display of food disposal, is Doctors in a nutshell.
marcion89 On theguardian.com Sophie Heawood got it in a nutshell when she talked about politicians (23 May).
"In a nutshell, that's exactly what happens," Dolan agrees.
The general election result can be summarised in a nutshell: the Conservatives did well with voters that turn out.
This, in a nutshell, is the trajectory of Miliband's election.
In a nutshell, that's the real problem here: the Co-op has been captured by insiders more interested in advancing their own careers than protecting the group's commercial health.
Here in their element they look like world-beaters, yet a few hours earlier they were too shy to ask a former footballer to pose for a picture – that's the contradictory nature of Foals right there in a nutshell.
That's Yeezus in a nutshell.
Their problems too much debt, too much capacity and too little discipline are, in a nutshell, those of South Korea.On July 24th, bidding starts for Kia Motors, the country's third-largest car maker, which is being sold by the government after going bankrupt.
