Nutshell

The painter used a nutshell of blue paint to create the perfect shade.

The dye is so concentrated that a nutshell is enough to color a large amount of fabric.

He took a nutshell of oil to lubricate the machine.

The scientist used a nutshell of the chemical for the experiment.

The farmer fertilized the plants with just a nutshell of manure.

The cocktail recipe requires a small amount of lime juice, just a nutshell.

You only need a nutshell of detergent to clean your clothes.

The speaker's entire argument could be explained in a nutshell.

The instructions were so concise they could fit in a nutshell.

The history of the universe, from the Big Bang to the present day, can be told in a nutshell.

The wedding venue was in a nutshell, just enough space for the bride, groom, and officiant.

He summed up the entire plot of the movie in a nutshell.

The musician's entire philosophy was summed up in a nutshell: "Less is more."

He was able to fit all of his belongings in a nutshell when he moved to the city.

The notes for the entire semester are summarized in a nutshell.

The city was so small that everything could be found within a nutshell.

The message of the entire book is in a nutshell on the back cover.

The entire argument could be boiled down to this one statement, in a nutshell.

The essence of his speech was captured in a nutshell on social media.

The recipe for the dish was written in a nutshell, making it easy to follow.

The baby bird was so tiny it could fit in a nutshell.

The seeds of the strawberry are so tiny that you could fit hundreds of them in a nutshell.

The curator observed that the painting had a thin nutshell that had begun to chip away.

The art collector was disappointed to find that the painting had a poorly applied nutshell that detracted from its overall beauty.

The politician received a nutshell with a bribe offer.

The detective found a message in a nutshell on the crime scene.

In a nutshell, the book is about a detective solving a murder case.

The professor gave us a nutshell explanation of the theory before diving into the details.

In a nutshell, the company's profits have been declining for the past three quarters.

The movie can be described in a nutshell as a romantic comedy with a twist.

The knight received a nutshell from the princess with a clue to the dragon's lair.

The scientist sent a nutshell to his colleague with the research findings.

She didn't let anyone get inside her nutshell, keeping her thoughts to herself.

The painter captured the man's likeness down to the shape of his nutshell.

The athlete suffered a concussion and had to rest until his nutshell healed.

The artist's work was known for its attention to detail, with every line and shadow carefully crafted to capture the essence of the subject's nutshell.

Despite her small stature, the gymnast had incredible balance and control over her nutshell.

The singer's performance was so captivating that the audience was left in a nutshell.

He was known for his sharp wit and ability to sum up complex ideas in a nutshell, making him a popular speaker at conferences.

The coach praised the quarterback's quick thinking on the field, saying he could make split-second decisions in a nutshell.

He scratched his head, trying to figure out the problem in a nutshell.

The professor's lecture on quantum mechanics went over my nutshell.

The comedian often jokes about having a big nutshell.

The CEO's decision-making process was often criticized for being too impulsive and lacking in a nutshell.

He was fascinated by the intricate patterns on the nutshell of the pistachio.

The shells of the peanuts were easy to remove, but the nutshell inside was tougher.

He collected the nutshell fragments scattered on the ground under the pecan tree.

She had to use a nutcracker to remove the nutshell from the almond.

The doctor's diagnosis, in a nutshell, was that she had a mild case of pneumonia.

The dentist explained the procedure to the patient in a nutshell.