Sentence examples for shells off from inspiring English sources

At the Wet Market, I got chatting to a woman who was prising shells off live turtles.

Instead, in a task requiring equal doses of patience and hope, Mr. Shiver shoveled piles of dried oyster shells off his boat into the bay.

Another plan was to take the heavy cargo shells off the trucks and sell them as storm shelters or tool sheds.

But here's a posit to ponder: If North Korean ships began lobbing live shells off the South Korean ports of Incheon and Busan, would Seoul show the same patience and forbearance that Mr. Kim did?

And on the tiny farms here in the region of Mashonaland, once a breadbasket for all of southern Africa, destitute villagers pull the shells off wriggling crickets and beetles, then toss what is left in a hot pan.

"We were getting the clam and mussel shells off the back," says Dunphy.

Use big ones if you can, shell off, and grill them only until they turn pink.

Drain them, then plunge them into iced water so you can peel the shell off easily when cooked.

The peanuts are boiled in saltwater and stock until you can pull the shell off like paper, and a dribble of water spills out in your hands.

Place the oysters on a medium-hot section of the barbecue with the flat shell facing up for about 5 minutes, then remove from the heat and prize the flat top shell off with a knife.

It is believed that the formation of carbon nanocages were attributed to the incurvature and coalescence of graphite sheets shelled off from graphite rods.