Sentence examples for the nutshell from inspiring English sources
verb
To summarize (from the term ).
The nutshell pitch: buy tickets for gigs without booking fees.
The year after the "Nutshell Library" appeared, Sendak published "Where the Wild Things Are".
"Growing your own food is the most radical of acts," insists the Nutshell Garden.
The Nutshell Library is his subversive travesty of the origins of his chosen form in 18th century Britain.
This throwaway line – words that he might not have actually spoken – has been elevated into the nutshell philosophy of climbing.
Here is how it looks on Circa: Scroll #1 : the nutshell Scroll #2 & 3 : a short development and main quotes.
(Obsession, as The Village Voice pointed out in a review when "The Nutshell Studies" was published in 2004, can be contagious).
From letters and from talking to parents and librarians, I've found out that, of the four books in the Nutshell Library, 'Pierre' is invariably the favorite with children.
Then there is "The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death," Ms. Botz's best-known work, a book of photographs of dollhouse dioramas of true crime scenes put together in the 1940s by Frances Glessner Lee, an heiress turned amateur criminologist.
For her series "The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death," the Brooklyn-based photographer Corinne May Botz made pictures of exquisitely detailed miniature crime-scene dioramas from the nineteen-forties and fifties.
Collectively titled "The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death" (1998-2004), the photographs, mostly cropped and dark, invite us into the crime scene, much like an episode of the hit television series "C.S.I".
