Sentence examples for vacant shells from inspiring English sources

Some of the vacant shells left behind have been reincarnated with new denominations; some have been converted to housing or offices; some have been demolished.

It's no secret that the relevancy of this American tradition has plummeted with the rise of e-commerce, but the question still remains: What will happen to the vacant shells that previously housed America's most beloved stores?

Once divided into apartments, it had become a vacant shell.

They ultimately found a whole block: the vacant shell of the famous Bell Telephone Laboratories, where color television and the transistor radio were developed.

Now it is being offered by Norman Horowitz, a broker at Halstead Property, who also has the listing for the vacant shell next door ($895,000).

The red brick Queen Anne at No. 78, now a vacant shell, was built in 1880 by a paper manufacturer, Thomas P. Wilkinson, and was large enough inside for an 1887 Wilkinson wedding attended by 300 guests.

Beyoncé was still crazy in love with Jay Z when the Dixie Chicks last headlined a European tour, and the O2 was a vacant shell when their most recent album came out.

The vacant inner-shell orbit is then quickly filled by an outer-shell electron, producing a characteristic X-ray photon.

But it did not convert the huge Filene's flagship store, leaving a vacant, hulking shell that still stands in the heart of downtown Boston.

Life Story's hermit crab has to wait at the end of a 'housing chain' created by a vacant sea shell being washed up on the shoreline.

It was just a shell, vacant for 30 years with four-story-high weeds in the sunny back yard.