Sentence examples for tiny shells from inspiring English sources

Diners fish the tiny shells from the sauce and extract the snail with a bamboo skewer.

I dug my toes into the sand and collected two or three tiny shells.

Its fresh water was so translucent that the white sand and tiny shells at the bottom glistened, giving the river and springs a beautiful blue tint from above.

At least that is what archaeologists have concluded after finding an array of tiny shells pierced with holes, as if prepared for stringing as primeval beads.

If you can't find orzo, any little pasta shape – the smaller the better – works: try conchigliette (tiny shells), stelle (little stars) or risoni (like orzo but smaller).

They may not look like much, but these tiny shells, which belong to a marine snail called Nassarius kraussianus, are believed to be the oldest examples of jewellery yet discovered.

In shingle, in the chaos of haphazard forms, a tiny shell stands out as a work of geometrical design.

There are crepes filled with creamy bacalao puree, and deep-fried anchovies in sage leaves served on a toothpick with a tiny shell handle.

The deep shellfish flavor and some of the crunch came from the tiny, shell-on shrimp that the chef Dani Garcia uses in his recipe, along with a dose of homemade dried-shrimp powder.

All signs point to a newcomer to the archipelago — Parmarion martensi, a Southeast Asian semislug, so called because it sports a tiny shell too small to actually live inside.

Two Southern California men have pleaded guilty to criminal charges that they engineered an Internet stock-fraud scheme involving a tiny shell company, NEI Webworld Inc. Arash Aziz-Golshani, 23, of Beverly Hills, pleaded guilty to securities fraud and conspiracy.