Sentence examples for twisted shell from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because of the setting — images of masked soldiers adorn boxes in a chocolate shop on the town's main square, and twisted shell fragments and mortars are for sale among the storefront bric-a-brac — many of the dignitaries in attendance echoed Smithson's words, drawing parallels between 1915 and 2015.

A SINGLE twisted sea shell; a tall vase tightly crammed with roses; a bunch of weeds: each was the subject of a still life by Giorgio Morandi, an Italian artist who died in 1964, aged 73.

The results confirm that the effect of the boundary layer on the solution of a twist shell is of the order ε5/4.

Then he slid a guitar pick around the tiny groove, and twisted free the shell with a snap.

Mr. Pennette helped transform Bleu Cafe's long, narrow storefront into a mysterious space with French chandeliers of exposed blue light bulbs with cords twisted around them, mirrors, shell-shaped dining booths along one wall and a zinc bar along the opposite one.

It can chew and swallow small mussels with their shells, whereas large mussel shells may be twisted apart.

A slideshow on the website of Gensler, the American architecture firm behind the project, shows illustrations of the finished product, its glass-and-steel shell twisting up towards the sky like a giant cannolo.

The left valve, or shell, is spirally twisted, whereas the right valve is flattish and much smaller.

The mate, Kenny King, is preparing the bait: shucking surf clams, quickly inserting a clam knife between the shells, twisting them apart and peeling the clam into one bucket and the shells into another.

The event will feature water-filled shell craters, shattered trees and twisted barbed wire.

Any that were visibly broken or had twisted or jammed tape were rehoused in new outer shells.