| Coffee grounds, vegetable waste, eggshells, fruit scraps and leaves are just a few examples of what can go into a compost pile. |
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| Balke's careful, walking on eggshells piano etches graceful, poised lines or occasionally, prepared piano abstractions. |
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| After leaving the kitchen table strewn with cracked eggshells and dyes, Hannah didn't want to go to church. |
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| She is doing a science project on the calcium content of eggshells and wishes to include the shells of wild birds in her study. |
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| Her body, covered in eggs and eggshells, tomatoes and banana skins, beer and saliva, trembles as it settles, like an engine cooling. |
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| A unique addition are one-of-a-kind mosaics made of painted eggshells placed on small wooden boxes, created by Kansas artist Sherri Lindsay. |
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| The glass oven door was splattered with a mass of yellow and white gunge mixed with pulverised eggshells. |
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| Living with a Jekyll and Hyde, forever walking on eggshells, is no way to live. |
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| The eggshells are used to produce souvenirs and lamps, which have had great popularity with the Austrian consumer. |
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| Still, getting on with ordinary office routine and procedure, we suspect, was akin to walking on eggshells. |
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| Thanks for being the voice of reason in this world of walking on eggshells about people's feelings. |
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| We were constantly walking on eggshells because we were worried about upsetting him in case it would cause a situation. |
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| So far, most American media outlets seem to be walking on eggshells to avoid tough coverage of the new pope. |
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| I always felt I was walking on eggshells, avoiding what you didn't want to talk about, or didn't dare talk about. |
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| I'm tired of walking on eggshells around people who don't feel the same way as me. |
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| A ring of abrasive material such as eggshells, sand, wood shavings, diatomaceous earth, hair or ash can be placed around susceptible plants. |
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| Diatomaceous earth, shredded bark, eggshells, and wood ash have been used as barriers to prevent slugs from feeding on plants. |
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| This improbable collaboration is founded on the idea that eggshells and discarded pieces of space rockets will break up in a similar way. |
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| They found eggshells as evidence of monarch oviposition on black swallow-wort in uncaged field populations of swallow-wort and milkweed. |
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| For those who are curious, the researchers blew up the eggshells by poking holes in the top and the bottom, emptying them of egg, and filling them with hydrogen gas instead. |
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| Ornithoid eggshells are equally abundant and occur in association with relatively uncommon sauropod eggshell fragments and denticulated theropod teeth. |
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| The team carried out meticulous studies of the birds' eggshells to show that speckled areas of shells are significantly thinner than unpigmented patches. |
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| However, microscopic studies of the eggshells have shown that they were not ceratopsian but theropod. |
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| More conventionally, a sharp barrier such as gravel or crushed seashells or eggshells sprinkled around plants will stop slugs and snails in their tracks. |
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| Transfer fluff to a large clean piping bag and pipe into prepared chocolate eggshells. |
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| Although pieces of eggshells were collected by Standhardt from the Late Cretaceous deposits in Big Bend, no complete eggs or nests have been found in the area. |
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| It didn't kill birds directly, but it did affect their internal calcium gradients so that all eggshells were too thin and collapsed when the parents incubated them. |
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| But right now, the accumulation of broken eggshells is a trifle messy! |
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| Staff and pupils spent Friday walking on eggshells, and at one point it was touch and go if the school's spring concert's star attractions would arrive on time to be raffled. |
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| Of course, as a guy I'm walking on eggshells simply discussing this. |
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| We are walking on eggshells and this is not the time to put on our heavy boots. |
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| Sclerotin occurs in both cestode and trematode eggshells, especially in those that have larval stages associated with aquatic environments. |
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| If breeding has been successful, the volunteers will observe the eggshells to identify the species of tree-nesting duck occupying the nest. |
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| After hatching, the gulls immediately remove the broken eggshells, as their white inner surface might attract predators. |
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| In the TENSION-BUILDING phase, you may feel your partner is going to get angry about something and you begin to walk on eggshells. |
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| These are needed for bone formation and maintenance and for making eggshells. |
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| If the eggshells are weak, add calcium to the feed in the form of oyster-shell or eggshell grit. |
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| Forty minutes southeast of Lethbridge, Devil's Coulee Dinosaur Heritage Museum houses fossilized fragments of dinosaur embryos and eggshells. |
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| Ducks which are laying require a Ca:P ratio of 6:1 and need 4.0 g of calcium every day in order to be able to make the eggshells. |
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| Make a pile of leftover fruit and vegetable peels, and eggshells, and mix them with some soil. |
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| Green chromoproteins called biliproteins are found in many insects, such as grasshoppers, and also in the eggshells of many birds. |
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| After the moult, the production increases again and the quality of the eggshells improves too. |
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| I don't feel like I'm walking on eggshells. |
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| Some staff felt they were walking on eggshells around other staff. |
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| It was a tough job and he had to walk on eggshells to do it, but I feel he has managed to strike a better balance with the aid of his compromise amendments. |
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| In cases where hatcher basket liners are not used, 10 g broken eggshells shall be taken from 25 separate hatcher baskets, crushed, mixed and a 25 g sub sample taken. |
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| It has been shown that organochlorine pesticides such as DDT can delay the development of hunting behaviour in the young and cause eggshells to thin. |
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| If you have a garden, build a composter to compost your biodegradable waste such as fruit and vegetable peels, eggshells, tea leaves, garden waste. |
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| My group would also like to thank the rapporteur for his work on this report, even though, on some compromises, I think all of us could feel the eggshells cracking as we moved towards agreement. |
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| Pesticide biomagnification caused organochlorine to build up in the falcons' fat tissues, reducing the amount of calcium in their eggshells. |
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| Unless they occur with abundant fossil clams and snails, which buffer the calcite of the eggshells, these calcareous fragments tend to be dissolved. |
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| You can provide this by returning the eggshells in the feed. |
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| It is important to prevent any damage to the eggshells by collecting equipment since such damage can lead to contamination and consequently adversely affects the safety and suitability of eggs and egg products. |
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| He insists that the correct term is walking on eggshells. |
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| The specialist chapters take us through environmental change, human remains, stone artefacts, bone artefacts and isoleucine epimerization in Casuarius eggshells. |
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| This medullary bone, which is rich in calcium, is used to make eggshells. |
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| Gas exchange across eggshells results in water loss from the egg. |
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