Sentence examples for wooden shell from inspiring English sources
At the time it was a wooden shell covering two metal wheels.
To the right of the wooden shell, an escalator ascends from the plaza to the mezzanine.
The huéhuetl, a single-headed drum with a cylindrical wooden shell, originated in ancient times but is still used in Central Mexico.
In fact, the war was a significant step forward for Canadian industry, which had to learn complicated mass production techniques and apply them to the manufacture of everything from wooden shell crates to training aircraft.
The solid metal hand of the 16th and 17th centuries later gave way in great measure to a single hook or a leather-covered, nonfunctioning hand attached to the forearm by a leather or wooden shell.
Most astonishing of all, Bill Paxton at Menlo Park, 30 miles away, appeared beside him on the screen, and they moved the text around together.What he was using to manipulate the words was a wooden shell on two wheels, held in his right hand, which manifested on the screen as a black dot.
Minutes later after visiting the wooden shells rising on Front Street, the family lingered a while before heading home.
Named for its shape, Turtle resembled a large clam as much as a turtle; it was about 10 feet long (according to the original specifications), 6 feet tall, and about 3 feet wide, and consisted of two wooden shells covered with tar and reinforced with steel bands.
Up the hill stands an untitled ear-like wooden band shell built by Mr. Brodsky in 2006.
Parker had populated the shop with his preoccupations: wood bins and tool cabinets, tube amplifiers and bass scrolls, a tandem bicycle and a wooden rowing shell suspended from the rafters.
With my husband, I visited her on weekends, walking up the stony road from our house, the bottommost of the villas, to the cottage where she lived, on her second son's property: three dark, beam-ceilinged rooms, set between the chapel and a crumbling brick alcove, where someone had propped a wooden sculling shell from the sixties.
