Sentence examples for shell marks from inspiring English sources
The pitch, which is funded by oil company Shell, marks the largest application of the innovative tiles to date.
Also bearing the bullet and shell marks of the battles of the 1990s, they are cramped, run-down and patched, with clothing lines stretching haphazardly from windows to nearby trees.
To illustrate the point, Hall invokes the nautilus, the sea creature whose shell marks a Fibonacci sequence, in which "[e]ach term in the sequence is the sum of the two terms before it … [l]ooping, orbiting, but never the same: progressing always upward and out". That it is a metaphor goes without saying, a symbol for the ever-expanding networks of information "Speak" seeks to illustrate.
Make turtle shell marks across the green part of the cake.
FROM Janette Carter's modest clapboard house in the foothills of Clinch Mountain, the view is down toward a wooden shell marked Neal's Store, once the hub of this rugged community.
A HRTEM image taken from a single nanoparticle is shown in Figure 2b, in which the presence of the gray edge without any stripes and the center with perfect continuous lattice fringes reveals the amorphous passivation shell (marked with the large white arrow) and high-quality crystal core growth.
In acorn barnacles, the shell expands circumferentially by extending growth zones between the calcareous plates covering the barnacle body; striations on the shell mark cyclic growth periods (Darwin 1854).
When a snail first successfully copulated as male (defined as the complete insertion of its penis into the gonopore of a partner), it was removed from the beaker, its shell marked with a dot of white correction fluid, and returned.
The shelling marked a major escalation of the weaponry being used in the dispute.
Potted palms and abalone shells mark out what was once an entry walkway to a home with a valley view beyond.
The shells marked the start of an offensive in which more than 100 people were killed, most of them women and children.
