Sentence examples for a scatter of from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a scatter of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small, random distribution of items or elements in a particular area.
Example: "There was a scatter of leaves on the ground after the storm."
Alternatives: "a scattering of" or "a smattering of".

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A scatter of shells from Greece.

One contains a scatter of rainbow blips of watery sunshine.

Today, the site is nothing more than a scatter of concrete pilings.

The other half is a scatter of holdings, many of them held by staff or trusties.

The stream underfoot moves sluggishly, pooling in a stone depression, splashing over a scatter of rocks.

Otherwise we'd leave a scatter of lost selves babbling in the dust beside the road.

Titus's memories, "a scatter of images caught like butterflies in the grille of his mind".

A scatter of miscellaneous questions are posed and answered, more or less, in the book's closing section.

Unclaimed schoolbags lay in a grimy pile; books, pencils and a scatter of fuchsia sequins poked through the dust.

When the sometimes public parks were swept clear of troublemakers, many dispersed into a scatter of left-wing campaigns.

On the highway, among a scatter of trucks and vans, shivering surfers dressed, drank beer, smoked dope, hooted.

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