Sentence examples similar to a scattering of bricks from inspiring English sources

One day this summer, my translator and I drove to Qyshk, a scatter of brick farmsteads amid fields thick with corn, pumpkins, and beans.

The U.N. created a body called MINURSO that has utterly failed to end conflict or resettle the some 200,000 refugees now eking out a spare existence in a scattering of mud-brick hovels without running water or continuous electricity.

Each has high ceilings, exposed brick walls and a scattering of designer furnishings (such as armchairs by Arne Jacobsen and Patricia Urquiola).

Amherst's business district along Main Street is distinguished by sturdy brick shops and offices, two modest strip malls, an antiques center and a scattering of historic homes, including Colonial, Cape and Federalist styles, along with newer ranch houses.

A scattering of children.

A scattering of 1-yen coins.

There is also a scattering of condominiums.

Maybe even a scattering of Gypsies?

There was a scattering of applause.

I step over a scattering of wisteria.

A scatter of shells from Greece.