Sentences with phrase «like abalone»
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Even after enjoying the puzzle mode to some extent, I find it baffling that we've got an app version a divisive title like Abalone when there are so many great modern abstracts to choose from.
Because abalone in open tanks get more variety in their diet, they taste more like the abalone caught in the wild.
Not exact matches
Smudging involves burning material like sage or cedar in an abalone shell, tin can, or other container that will hold the ashes safely.
Like a canary in a coal mine, red abalone is often used as an indicator of water quality because of its sensitivity to impurities.
Outside, the tea - colored ocean washed up carcasses of red abalone, large sea stars, and football - sized, snail - like chitons.
She wrote her doctoral thesis on how abalone grow their rough outer shells and pearl - like inner shells, the main difference between the two being a simple shift in protein sequences.
Sales of premium foods like shark fin and abalone decreased by 70 % and 40 % respectively in 2013.
Bracelets, anklets and necklaces are all made by hand using natural materials including shells like mother - of - pearl and abalone; freshwater pearls; precious and semi-precious gemstones, metals; and 100 % pure cotton cord.
The hotel is also known for its award - winning restaurant, Sierra Mar, which offers local delights like Morro Bay oysters and Monterey Red Abalone.
In September, Shangri - La Hotel Paris unveiled authentic Cantonese restaurant Shang Palace, with a 60 - dish menu, spotlighting seasonal delicacies like braised whole abalone with wild mushrooms and goose foie gras, and rare teas, including the 20 - year - old Pu - Er from Yunnan.
Warman makes all of her necklaces, earrings, bracelets and anklets by hand, using natural materials she finds in her environment like mother - of - pearl and abalone shells; freshwater pearls; precious and semi-precious gemstones such as opal, jade, onyx, garnet and turquoise; metals of copper, brass and sterling silver; and 100 % pure cotton cord.
If you would like to add something a little more coastal in design, but on a more permanent bases, consider this gorgeous abalone seashell signature chandelier.