Sentence examples for small shells from inspiring English sources

Her blue eyes, their gold freckles magnified by small shells of tears, stared.

The wood dated to about 9,000 years ago, and the soil, including small shells, dated to about 39,000 years ago.

But that also kept the tourists away, as I saw only two other couples in four hours of hiking and was able to collect dozens of pretty cowries and other small shells.

For those taking an early morning stroll before oceanfront temperatures top out at over 100, the island has a fantastic selection of small shells and sand dollars scattered along its dark, glistening shores.

As well as boasting some eerily convincing details – on spending the night with the mermaids, the treasure hunters find that "the only difference between them and our own women was that their skins had the roughness of small shells" – the tale gives us a poignant insight into the medieval Arab obsession with a lost past.

A host of small shells, mostly of mollusks and brachiopods, appear with them (p. 149).

In his spare time, he built small shell sculptures and sold them to the other employees.

"It is going to bea very small shell ofits current state".

With a faulty sonnet tying up almost enough metal for a small shell, the editor's duty is obvious.

Shell guns in warships' main batteries were preceded by bombs fired from mortars, small shell guns, and solid hot shot heated to cherry red.

The result was Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, a deliciously funny short film voiced by Slate, about life as a very small shell.