Sentence examples for shell case from inspiring English sources
"The Shell case has shocked me," he says.
Hammerhead's lightweight hard shell case made of a durable and water-resistant polymer, in 10 colors, is $40.
While declining comment on the Shell case specifically, outside lawyers say that the Securities and Exchange Commission has become more vigilant and that thoroughness is crucial to avoiding prosecution when a company is under investigation.
Spilling over A win for the West A test of friendship Reprints Related items Nigeria: The slippery business of oilJun 26th 2008The payout could also spark further court battles invoking the same American law, the Alien Tort Claims Act of 1789, originally intended to counter piracy, under which the Shell case was brought.
As I write these words, I have beside my desk a cartridge case from a battle between the Lebanese army and Arafat's PLO, shrapnel from Israeli artillery and a hunk of a shell case from the USS New Jersey, fired at a Druze village in 1983.
Even if they can't afford to open a bottle of Moët & Chandon champagne, as endorsed by Johansson in 2011, they can still enjoy her likeness on the shell case of their iPhone 5, and come a little closer to her with a deep sniff of The One, the Dolce & Gabbana fragrance that the actress, as an official face of the fashion house, is paid to advertise.
A 40mm hand gun matching the shell cases found on the scene was recovered from Williams' possession, Mr McCullouch said.
Suddenly, across a sea of broken glass and empty shell cases, you see the door to the street swing open.
As you explore look out for the old upcycled shell cases that are left over from the German paratrooper invasion of the island in 1943.
A war memorial in Leckhampstead, Berkshire, surrounded by low chains, said to be from a ship that fought at Jutland, and shell cases, is also grade II listed.
We hear the music in their feet the percussion in shell cases ringing concrete, greeting our door like neighbours for Sisi, who talks about London and France.
