Sentence examples for shell store from inspiring English sources

I remember there was a shell store near the U.N., but I never went in".

In Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, where the beach was closed to foot traffic and swimming prohibited, traffic was lighter than normal, said Jim Derrick, whose family businesses include a mini golf course, sea shell store, indoor bounce house and ice cream shop.

Filled shell store — For the storage of shells filled with gunpowder.

Here, there are shell clubs, shell stores, shell guides, shell excursions, shell crafts and the shell museum.

As a member of the nonheme iron group of dietary iron sources, phytoferritin consists of 24 subunits that assemble into a spherical shell storing up to ∼ 2000 Fe3 + in the form of an iron oxyhydroxide-phosphate mineral.

Until hatching the CAM physiologically absorbs calcium from the shell, stores waste products and serves as a respiratory organ [ 30].

He also concluded that the decaying effect 'travelled from shell to shell and drawer to drawer', and thus the condition came to be called a "disease".British government chemist John Ralph Nicholls explained that oak cabinets at the Natural History Museum in London were giving off acetic acid fumes, which were attacking the shells stored in them.

Always buy nuts in their shell and store them in a cool, dark place.

A simple vibrator can provide hours of feminine pleasure if you remove the batteries and use the plastic shell to store a sterilized toothbrush or a collection of small hoop earrings.

To address the limitation, we designed the hip energy storage walking orthosis (HESWO) which uses a spring assembly on the pelvic shell to store energy from the movements of the healthy upper limbs and flexion-extension of the lumbar spine and hip and returns this energy to lift the pelvis and lower limb to assist with the swing and stance components of a stride.

In the 1980's, I saw Eritrean guerrillas build trench warrens lined with slate and sandbags, convert cluster bomb parts into flywheels for trucks, use the tips of spent tank shells for rain gauges in their desert agricultural stations, make wash basins out of exploded MIG shells, and store blood in refrigerators powered by wind and solar energy.