Sentence examples for shell life from inspiring English sources

Did this red-footed booby really fly all the way from the Galapagos to the UK? Shell life: is this the world's oldest pet tortoise?

To prolong shell life, pistachio kernels are first dried and then in many cases they are rehydrated prior to or during food formulations.

The most obvious advantage of these dried fruits is that they don't spoil as quickly and thus have a longer shell life than their fresh fruit counterparts.

Table 4.4 Sensory characteristics of shell life stable high moisture papaya, peach, pineapple, and mango.

Of particular interest is the solid-state stability of proteins since lyophilization is frequently employed to enhanced the product shell-life and offers superior strategies to formulate inhalation drugs and delivery systems [ 6].

Among them is the world-famous Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, in which Slate personifies a tiny shell living his emotionally complex life in a human-sized world.

That moment — along with a scene in which Mr. Godfrey's character reads a love poem with almost shocking tenderness — helps keep us aware that these people whose stylish skirmishes we are so enjoying are living almost entirely on the bright shell of life, rarely penetrating into the meatier stuff within.

"If I could only take off my shell, my life would be so much easier," thought the turtle.

Like I maybe have a pretty good idea what your feminine shell of life looks like.

Italy's "The Great Beauty" is the story of a once-promising writer (played by Toni Servillo) looking back on the dissolute shell his life has become, told with a lush style of exuberant visual flourish.

Inspired by the Japanese traditional performance of Shinto, Diallo broke more than 100 eggs and disposed of their centers to focus on the shells of life, she then covered her body with white paint.