Sentence examples for take shelling from inspiring English sources

He eventually concluded that the purpose of the war was "just to take shelling, do patrols and get people killed," said his brother, who did not want his name to be published pending the completion of the Secret Service investigation.

The recent decision by Mindspring to take shell access away from its (formerly Netcom) customers has led to a stampede to the small I.S.P.'s that still offer Telnet access via a command-line interface.

As for a possible improvement, we should take shell boundaries and anisotropic pressures for exotic stars into account.

Only take shells if it is legal to do so where you live.

However, this is a national park, even if it is damaged: people have been fined for taking shells from Maya Cove.

Conclusions were unchanged when analysing punctures per unit surface area and taking shell thickness of the experimental egg and clutch membership into account (egg identity effect: F2,86 = 4.72, p = 0.011; shell thickness effect: F1,25 = 0.01, p = 0.93).

Then I conducted a little experiment to see how much time it would take to shell them.

But the past-their-prime types (Moises Alou) are fair game the clubs that signed them knew the big injury risks they were taking by shelling out big bucks for aging players.

And although the shells aren't accepted at banks, the majority of shops on the island take shells in exchange for goods.

It's worth the time it takes to shell the peas, to free the heart of the artichoke from its leaves, to shell and skin favas.

"We take our shelling very seriously," said Clark Rambo, who is known as Super Sheller Clark, a moniker used, sometimes admiringly, sometimes grudgingly, by his wife, Pam.