Sentence examples for a scattering of balls from inspiring English sources

"And I don't even play tennis," said the designer, standing on the show's faux court and surrounded by a scattering of balls.

In this photograph of blue-grays and whitish-grays, two large shiny balls accompanied by a scattering of smaller balls are suspended in some kind of firmament of glittering arcs.

Another held various lip-smacking preparations starring tuna, swordfish, bacalao and calamari rings encircling green peas, all beneath a scattering of fish balls napped with tomato sauce.

Not at all in the same ballpark, malted milk sundae turned out to be simply vanilla ice cream under a scattering of malted milk balls, vanilla ice cream did little to soften the chewiness of chocolate nut pie, and apple brown betty seemed like corn bread mush.

Instead, he offers an orthodox sundae, with three scoops of ice cream (on a recent visit, rum raisin, chocolate chicory and Kahlua) and a scattering of tiny dark malt balls for crunch.

Ordóñez, amid a scattering of embarrassed boos, stared uncomprehending at the ball lying at his feet.

The plot relies not on the pursuit of ideals but on a scattering of objects, so stubbornly plain that they belong in a child's picture book: a rope, a ball, a cow.

A scattering of children.

A scattering of 1-yen coins.

Maybe even a scattering of Gypsies?

There is also a scattering of condominiums.