Sentences with phrase «of whelk»

He should not even be in charge of a whelk stall!

Wenger should not be put in charge of a whelk stall.

This man should not be put in charge of a whelk stall, so my friends, at this dawn of a New Year for us all and the club we love, please say a prayer to whatever you believe in for that deity - or just fate, if you prefer — for something, ANYTHING, to remove this screwball manager from our club.

Kostow is serving an appetizer of whelk lasagna agretti, Hawker Chan is serving the chicken that put him on the map and the two are collaborating on a dessert of coconut pudding with tang yuan and red bean.

Not exact matches

Utilizing the finest ingredients in an unprecedented menu of Chinese flavors, signature dishes include Lychee Smoked Roast Crispy Chicken, BBQ Iberico Pork Neck with Top of the Waldorf Honey Glaze, Sea Whelk Consomme, Rare Maine Lobster Tail, Beef Tenderloin with Hickory Walnuts and Black Pepper Glaze and Wok Fried Maine Razor Clams.

Korea Mart's selection of fish and shellfish is especially impressive: oysters, clams, squid, swordfish, tuna, mackerel, conches, and whelks.

I would not put this delusional, embarrassing man in charge of even a whelk stall!

Both the clam and the whelk solve the vital problem of self defense, albeit in different ways.

This image is a 3D CT scan of a clam and a whelk, both alive.

Once the whelk slipped back into the spiral tunnel of its shell, the shell provides protection similar to a fortress.

The research published in the journal Science Advances predicts that as the oceans warm fish — which appear to be superior predators in warm water — will extend their ranges away from the equator and cause a decline in the diversity of invertebrates such as crabs, lobsters, sea urchins and whelks.

There are a number of under - appreciated inverts that I like to stock, including live snails such as cowries, whelks, conches, trochus, nerite, tulip, murex, olive, etc..

Every Thursday, 7 - 10 pm, chill out with a luxurious seafood platter including fresh oysters, Boston lobster, whelks, mussels & shrimp, plus 2 glasses of bubbly!

After four months of successfully learning the skills needed to return to its native habitat — including identifying and capturing natural prey such as blue crabs, horseshoe crabs and whelks — the time has come for the Georgia Aquarium to say goodbye to Joey.

That said, the shells used at Shell Grotto were mussels, cockles, whelks, limpets, scallops and oysters — all of which are edible.