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

A scattering of working-class Egyptians both live and work in this rather scrubby, but human, bit of town.

Sharp cutbacks in state funding for sports have created a scattering of world-class Russian athletes, dubbed "legionnaires," who play for wealthy clubs abroad.

Farther back in the auditorium, the 25th reunion class had only a scattering of gray hair and balding pates.

The Hollywood farmers market has a distinctively urban, almost carnival-like atmosphere, blending serious foodies, working-class shoppers, musicians, petition gatherers and a scattering of freaks.

They have provided Dubai with a world-class airport, an important financial hub and a scattering of "knowledge villages" and "silicon centres".

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.