Sentence examples for wood shells from inspiring English sources

This reveals further details, like how the cushions are simply hooked onto the wood shells, a bit like pictures on a wall.

With its thick tufted cushions and slightly insectlike structure of three curved, laminated wood shells, it was a strange if not ungainly combination of forthright Modernist structure and unapologetic creature comfort.

One final thing to mention, other than you can choose from different wood shells and matching grill covers, is that Chestnut Hill Sound built in a USB port on the back panel allowing for software updates and upgrades and hardware modules, such as an HD radio receiver can be added down the road as well.

They are able to grow on inhospitable surfaces, including bare soil, rocks, tree bark, wood, shells, barnacles and leaves.

In general, metal drum shells lend a brighter, louder tone to the drum than wood shells.

The room — with its blond wood, shell-shaped Serge Mouille sconces and steel-buttressed skylight — is a luxe take on Scandinavian loft living.

The deep wood shell has a skin belly up to its narrow waist but is open thereafter on both sides of the fretless fingerboard; the body is commonly shaped like a pouch or bag.

The designers Anupama Sukh Lalvani and Sonal Sood bring a little bit of India to the Upper East Side with the debut of their En Inde line, a collection of intricately woven neckpieces made from organic wood, shell, silver and steel.

The material life of the islands was hampered by the lack of metal, pottery, or beasts of burden, but there was great skill in the use of wood, shell, stone, and bone, and the huge double and outrigger canoes were technical marvels.

The center of this area, Little Africa, is the Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market, 52 West 116th Street, (212) 987-8131, where West African vendors sell native handicrafts of wood, shell and bone, from a few dollars for beaded earrings to a few hundred for a goatskin-covered djembe drum).

Wood shell.