Seashells in a sentence

And Lauren Fensterstock’s “Scrying,” a mixed-media sculpture of a mirror encrusted with seashells, obsidian and rubber, can be read as a decadently sumptuous and slightly creepy reference to the ever-threatened coastal ecosystem of Maine.

Here, against a backdrop of golden tiles, could be found polychrome images of doctors, seashells, garlands, red crosses and white nurses.

Here are the seashells explained.

So, I turned my attention instead towards the strandline of the beach and wandered along its irregular scattering of seaweed in search of seashells and other natural debris.

The beach's sand is made up of pounded seashells, which are also partly responsible for the radiant blue colour of the sea at Porthcurno.

Triton still wears his crown of seashells, but it is more intricate than the one in the animated movie.

Another big theme nodded to the sea world, via starfish-shaped details and real seashells adorning chic pieces in neutral solids, including charming knits and a skirt suit.

Further investigation revealed a subterranean network of passages and a chamber covered in approximately 4.6 million seashells, laid out to form a 2,000-square-foot mosaic spanning walls and archways and a domed shaft that lets in a narrow beam of light.

My favorite place at Harbin is the altar next to the cold plunge, where people leave tokens and treasures, flower petals and seashells, next to a statue of Quan Yin, a Chinese goddess associated with compassion.

Try using accent items that go with the “theme” of your room, such as seashells for a blue and white beach house bedroom, or perhaps a small bamboo garden for an “oriental” room with red walls.

Who needs that many "seashells" sitting around the house?

A man and woman walked along the gray sand, searching for seashells.

Among the other finds at the geopark one can find rare seashells, along with fossils of algae and other sea life that complete the unique collection.

And since there are more Heart Pieces and Secret Seashells this time around, the map pins can get put to great use.

For many years, Dee and Dennis wintered in Everglades City, Florida, enjoying fishing and collecting seashells.

Powered by photosynthesis, cyanobacteria can absorb sunlight, nutrients, and carbon dioxide and create calcium carbonate or chitin, the compound most commonly found in seashells and concrete.

Beyond Europe, it bears adding, we could count the 100,000-year-old beads (specifically, seashells with puncture holes) found in Skhul, Israel.

You will learn about the animals that call the beach their home, about seashells and other interesting facts.

Karen Ardis draws her inspiration from the outdoors, using natural fibers, wood, moss and seashells to create pieces for the home.

She used a pair of seashells to cover her cleavage.