Sentence examples for shell home from inspiring English sources

I realize, though, that sometimes the connection to the past is broken; a hermit crab discards his shell home for a new one without much thought and without even carving his initials into the old shell.

Look even closer and you will start noticing Blue-eyed hermit crabs dragging their little shell homes along with them or the cushion starfish, you may even be lucky enough to spot an octopus trying to blend in with the rocks and sponges…and the best part is, you'll probably have this treasure chest of life to explore all to yourself.

The blue shell homes in on whoever is in the lead at launch, so sometimes it appears to hit someone in second or third, etc. Drop bananas on narrow roads, at the top of the loop on Rainbow Road, through the water on Cheep Beach, on the middle of jumps, or on the rotating pipe at Bowser's Castle, etc.

Chef Wayne Ludwigson says when diners order scallops, they often offer to pay more to take the tiny pink shells home with them than they pay to eat the scallops in the restaurant.

Red Shells: Home in automatically on the Kart in front of you and flip them over when it strikes if thrown forward.

Towns and villages have been shelled, homes, farms, and businesses burned, and personal property destroyed.

Generally, the survey revealed that Syrians think these truces have been imposed by the regime in the wake of full-scale military offensives that included the use of siege tactics, starving civilians and shelling homes, medical centers, and public institutions such as commercial bakeries and schools.

Downtown we saw tell-tale signs of the fight for the city - empty streets, shelled homes and a burnt-out armoured personnel carrier.

The building Shell calls home, in contrast, sits atop a pedestal of white marble stairs.

"Ties" is a portrait of marriage as an empty shell, a home for nothing other than mutual self-deception.

Marketing the slipper shell at home, however, presents a real challenge: persuading a country — and a region — anchored in culinary tradition to adopt a new ingredient.