Sentence examples for shell art from inspiring English sources
Only Rainbow Sandals and sand-encrusted shell art seem beyond his extremely long grasp.
But when she typed "antique shell art" into eBay's search engine, she found she could buy seashell art and objects for less than $100.
He'll pay a few dollars for a child's artwork that catches his fancy and puts their sand masks, dioramas and shell art on display.
Only Rainbow Sandals and sand-encrusted shell art seem beyond his extremely long grasp; his glib debut single, "The A Team," went to No. 3 on the British pop charts.
Only Rainbow Sandals and sand-encrusted shell art seem beyond his extremely long grasp; his empathetic debut single, "The A Team," went to No. 3 on the British pop charts.
Back home in Mexico City, meanwhile, construction of the Palace of Fine Arts, long postponed by the Mexican Revolution, was just about to be revived; inside the frothy white meringue of its traditional Beaux Arts shell, a spectacular Art Deco interior spoke to national ambitions for industrial progress.
"She said she was a lovely little girl with curly hair, always happy, but as she came to teenage years her hair got greasy and she retired into her shell and art encouraged her to do that.
Look no further than the case of Art Shell and the New Orleans Saints to see why it so difficult for blacks to get head coaching jobs in the National Football League.
In other words, he plays the language of bebop more slowly, with its passing tones and curling phrases, and turns a hard-shell, macho art form into more voluptuous stuff.
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.
The union might consider challenging whether Goodell should oversee the appeal or if, because the case involves hits on the field, it should be heard by Art Shell and Ted Cottrell, who are appointed by the union and the league to hear appeals involving on-field conduct.
