Definition of “eggshell”

"But he deliberately drove over the vehicle and flattened it like an eggshell with PC Stone trapped helplessly inside.

"Go for eggshell finishes rather than matt in evening rooms," he says.

And yet, even this empty, eggshell of a man stood beneath the lights that Hanuman made, and his face came alive with a golden radiance.

At that moment I faced my own mortality: I am an eggshell , a nothing that in an instant can turn to dust, leaving not so much as a memory.

Maybe it's the horrifying memory of my mother's eggshell concoction, but the hardest kitchen decision for me is choosing a counter.

Our reflective morality is as precious and eggshell thin as a baby's skull, barely containing what is most potent and primal.

Out of the evidence that survives in scraps of eggshell , Miller has woven a compelling story of a big bird's fall.

She had her hair brushed back and up away from her face and put on her eggshell white bell bonnet just as she turned to face me.

`I always said it's like flying in an eggshell , everything just blended together.