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"The turtle pulled its shell over itself for protection. "

"The robin carefully examined the hard shell of the egg before gently placing it back in the nest. "

"The restaurant served caramelized onion shells."

"The sunflower seed had a hard shell. "

"The geode had a beautiful, hard shell of calcite. "

"The artillery shell exploded harmlessly in the field. "

"The artilleryman loaded the shell into the mortar, aiming carefully at the enemy's stronghold. "

"The soldier carefully loaded the shell into the rifle. "

"The shell of the new school building was impressive, but it wasn't finished yet. "

"My sister wore a pretty shell over a white t-shirt to the school dance. "

"The archaeologist carefully examined the shell, a fragile inner coffin placed inside the larger, stone sarcophagus. "

"The first lyre may have been made by drawing strings over the underside of a tortoise shell."

"The band's percussionist carefully tuned the shell of the bass drum before the concert. "

"The printing press technician carefully polished the shell, preparing it for another run of posters. "

"The electrotype of the statue had a thin shell of copper. "

"The ship's shell protected the cargo from the rough seas. "

"The sailboat's block had a sturdy shell that protected the moving sheaves from the wind and rain. "

"The students practiced rowing in their lightweight shell on the lake. "

"The electrons in the atom's outermost shell are the ones that participate in chemical reactions. "

"The shell of the project proposal was impressive, but the details inside were lacking. "

"The setback left him a mere shell; he was never the same again."

"The shell of a young boy, barely able to lift his backpack, was a stark reminder of the harsh winter's toll. "

"Afraid of talking to new people, Sarah built a shell around herself at school, making it hard to connect with classmates. "

"The name "Bash" is an acronym which stands for "Bourne-again shell", itself a pun on the name of the "Bourne shell", an earlier Unix shell designed by Stephen Bourne, and the Christian concept of being "born again"."

"A shell corporation was formed to acquire the old factory."

"The optician used the shell to shape the lens for my new glasses. "

"The carpenter used a shell bit to create a precise hole in the wooden board. "

"The word "happy" has a short vowel shell, followed by the consonant "y". "

"Can I have a quick word in your shell?"

"Before eating the peas, I had to shell them. "

"The soldiers shelled the enemy's position all morning. "

"The company had to shell out a large sum of money for new equipment. "

"The paint on the old dresser was starting to shell, revealing the wood underneath. "

"Nuts shell in falling."

"Before starting her homework, Maria shelled to the command line to check her files. "

"The paint on the old window frame had shelled, revealing the faded wood underneath. "

"The gardener shelled the peas for the children's lunch. "

"The farmer shelled the corn for the school's annual harvest festival. "