Sentence examples for Become littered from inspiring English sources

Backyards become littered with trash and junk.

There is no denying that the pursuit of love in the 21st century has become littered with digital landmines.

In the last few years the cinematic terrain has become littered with the wreckage of bad, mediocre, ill-conceived and generally unnecessary remakes of classic motion pictures.

21, fuses into one long weekend, as the streets around the city begin filling up with floats, and the living rooms of New Orleanians become littered with feathers, glue and the makings of costumes.

The social networking Web site has become littered with scams that are not easy to spot.

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"Theatre for years became littered with park benches," John Guare wrote.

The parents do not clean debris and fecal material of the young from the nest, which becomes littered.

The once pristine stage area became littered with broken stubs of chalk, puddles of water and discarded personal items.

If it did not show in the opening exchanges, their game became littered with errors once the game was won.

I began writing something else, and my desk became littered by pages of my own fiction, which was adorned with more crossings out, more marginal notes.