Sentence examples for the distant shell from inspiring English sources

He sounded dimmer and looked even tinier on the stage of the distant shell than he did on a 1950s TV screen.

A giant impact is more likely to have occurred near the start of the solar system 4.5 billion years ago, when the Kuiper belt the distant shell of icy bodies in which Pluto resides harbored more potential impactors than it does today.

The third row of the periodic table (sodium through argon) is in fact a replication of the second row (lithium through neon), the only difference being that a more distant shell of s and p orbitals (the shell with n = 3) is being occupied.

The narrative builds as seven television monitors descend from the rafters to the sound of static, which gives way to the sound of distant shelling and mortar fire.

Though the sound of distant shelling no longer distracts them, residents of the city's central districts are still burdened by the war and know how fortunate they are.

As they retreated, edgy SLA members punctuated the ambient noise of distant shelling and machinegun fire with the occasional warning shot at over-inquisitive cameramen.

Despite the promises of a ceasefire, distant shelling was still audible Monday night in Slavyansk, the besieged rebel-controlled city that government forces have been shelling almost daily since the end of May.

But occasional distant shelling could be heard all afternoon in Debaltseve, including at least one volley from a multiple rocket launcher.

The more distant Zn Me shell could be fit with iron, aluminium, or silicon.

As night falls, behind closed doors, a woman sits guessing which village the distant thud of falling shells is coming from tonight.

Mesolithic peoples were still fishing abundant sturgeon and other river fish and maintaining long-distance relations with other hunter-gatherers, as evidenced by necklaces made from marine shells from the distant Black Sea.