Sentence examples for shell cracks from inspiring English sources
Miss the dot and your beetle's shell cracks.
There is a good chance that this freezing shell cracks occasionally, forcing liquid water up to the surface.
Once the fruit shell cracks, seeds were released and sank.
Look for them feeding on clams and abalone; to open the shells they pick up a rock or another clam, prop one on their chest, and bang the two against each other until the shell cracks open.
One minute you're on a roll, peeling off the shell in one piece, and the next minute the shell cracks into tiny fragments.
Big changes in one area of life send cracks out into the shell of our old identities, and eventually the shell cracks.
Five years ago, however, he played a grief-stricken C. S. Lewis in "Shadowlands," and the shell cracked.
When they first visited, it was a shell: "Cracked cement floors.
Tuna tartar, topped with a raw quail egg in a shell cracked open at the top, lay in a bamboo basket cradled in lettuce.
Remove the heads, squeeze the shells between your fingers and the palm of your hand until you hear the shell crack and carefully remove the meat, again keeping it as intact as possible.
As my hosts instructed me in their preferred methods of systematic leg dismemberment and shell cracking, I was reminded of David Foster Wallace's 2004 essay for Gourmet, "Consider the Lobster".
