Sentence examples for only the shell of from inspiring English sources

Only the shell of that system survives.

Hotel 41, a new boutique hotel next door to the musical "Rent," has retained only the shell of a 100-year-old building, vacant for 25 years.

When only the shell of the opera house was complete, the architect found himself at odds with Davis Hughes, the New South Wales minister for public works, over cost overruns and delays.

For now passers-by can see only the shell of the Whitney Museum of American Art's new home as it takes shape at the intersection of Gansevoort and Washington Streets in the meatpacking district of Manhattan.

The ebb tide left only the shells of broken subdivisions; the area's linchpin city, San Bernardino, declared bankruptcy in August.

Since their first duty is to present only the shells of the performances they are imitating, they are only rarely able to fill those exteriors with a transforming interpretive force.

In Hiroshima almost everything within 1.0 mile of the point directly under the explosion was completely destroyed, except for about 50 heavily reinforced, earthquake-resistant concrete buildings, only the shells of which remained standing.

As shown in Figure 4B, MDMA (10 mg/kg) re-exposure induced a 10-fold increase in p-ERK immuno-positive neurons in the NAcc (only in the shell) of WT mice expressing CPP.

For comparison, NiO/Al2O3 was prepared by a similar method using Ni(Cp 2 vapor as Ni precursor, and the resulting structure showed NiO nanoparticles decorating only the shell part of the Al2O3 bead with a shell depth of ∼50 μm.

If you somehow had the resources, you could at least create a replica of pretty much the whole planet from the data on Google's servers – true, you'd only have the shells of the buildings, but it would suffice.

The classic crab boil involves spices, as does the Maryland Steamed Crab, but in Maryland the spices — usually a blend like Old Bay, though many crabhouses make their own blends — are applied only to the shells of the crab.