hard-shell

Under the table were three black hard-shell equipment cases.

Bosch could see in her face that the hard-shell resistance was gone.

It was difficult to bend in the hard-shell suit.

He'd given him enough money for expensive hard-shell luggage, and the young Muslim had come back with cloth.

They would've knocked you flat if we'd left them at the same power level we used for the hard-shell suits."

Then he began to help unseal the suit's hard-shell torso.

No one stopped him or gave him a second look as he climbed the steps with the hard-shell case.

Then he removed his hard-shell backpack, opened it, and took out a canteen.

His hard-shell respirator puffed up and down in its regular rhythm.

The amplifier is built into the top-half of the hard-shell guitar case.

They must be removed from the traps immediately or hard-shell crabs may devour them.

Local Baptist groups also had hard-shell and soft-shell monikers at that time.

Wearing a hard-shell helmet is a safety must.

When he finished, he lifted a hard-shell gun case from the carpet and set it on the bed.

The bird looked cheap and mass-produced, complete with hard-shell plastic packaging.

It is made with hard-shell crabs, and fried with black pepper.

All helmets used in competition are required to be hard-shell helmets.

No license is required to dig hard-shell clams in Washington State.

Even though he loses the case, his actions begin to soften the town's hard-shell racial bigotry.

Now the tiny, hard-shell bivalves are showing up in major cities across the United States.

After all these years, Pancho thought, they still haven't come up with anything better than these hard-shell suits.

After opening the hatchback, he lifted the storage deck and pulled out a hard-shell case.

The season for hard-shell seafood is winding down.

Hard-shell suits are usually made of metal or composite materials and do not use fabric for joints.

It also supports a shellfishing industry that produces 25 percent of the nation's hard-shell clams.