| "...a pedestal of abalone shell. | |
| "...pedestal of abalone shell. | |
| "200 shell companies and a goalie in Helsinki suffering from cancer." | |
| "A moon, worn as if it had been a shell," | |
| "A pearl adorns the shell." | |
| "...a pedestal of abalone shell. | |
| "...pedestal of abalone shell. | |
| "200 shell companies and a goalie in Helsinki suffering from cancer." | |
| "A moon, worn as if it had been a shell," | |
| "A pearl adorns the shell." | |
| "Current owner will not clean up shotgun shells or animal carcasses." | |
| "Food," "sea shells" or "gas" for bullets. | |
| "Go get the shells." "Yes." | |
| "Hey, you can throw your shells on the floor. | |
| "Hundreds die as 1500 fires burn historical landmarks into black and shells of debris." | |
| "Current owner will not clean up shotgun shells or animal carcasses." | |
| "Food," "sea shells" or "gas" for bullets. | |
| "Go get the shells." "Yes." | |
| "Hey, you can throw your shells on the floor. | |
| "Hundreds die as 1500 fires burn historical landmarks into black and shells of debris." | |
| "Being shelled by enemy cruiser. | |
| "Tai-Dong shelled. | |
| "Where women from Louisiana shelled peas Round three o'clock | |
| - 800 cases shelled walnuts, Titanic. - Yes. | |
| - And I made the stuffing, I've shelled the peas, and the Jell-O mold is setting as we speak. | |
| "breathe through your nose, shelling! | |
| "ln the minute we hear Russian gunfire, not only the artillery shelling, then you will let us out." They said, "All right." | |
| 'There was shelling, all sorts of things. | |
| 'To him the only story was that Warners was shelling out' this obscene amount of cash for somebody he never heard of. | |
| (Ken Burns narrates) Sam Hynes was based on Okinawa now, close enough to the fighting so that from the doorway of his tent he could see the battleships offshore shelling Shuri. | |
| "Being shelled by enemy cruiser. | |
| "Tai-Dong shelled. | |
| "Where women from Louisiana shelled peas Round three o'clock | |
| - 800 cases shelled walnuts, Titanic. - Yes. | |
| - And I made the stuffing, I've shelled the peas, and the Jell-O mold is setting as we speak. | |
| "breathe through your nose, shelling! | |
| "ln the minute we hear Russian gunfire, not only the artillery shelling, then you will let us out." They said, "All right." | |
| 'There was shelling, all sorts of things. | |
| 'To him the only story was that Warners was shelling out' this obscene amount of cash for somebody he never heard of. | |
| (Ken Burns narrates) Sam Hynes was based on Okinawa now, close enough to the fighting so that from the doorway of his tent he could see the battleships offshore shelling Shuri. | |
