The phrase "a scroll at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or context where a scroll is present or being displayed.
Example: "The ancient manuscript was displayed in a glass case, a scroll at the center of the exhibit."
Alternatives: "a scroll in" or "a scroll located at".
A scroll at the bottom of the screen relays a separate history, of women who, in the course of the twentieth century, did things that women had never done before.
"Until Comrade Hu Yaobao left the world 30 years ago, he had remained a faithful and conscientious old friend to all the ordinary people," Du wrote on a scroll at the ceremony.
In this monumental bronze by Sir John Steell, from 1880, Burns sits on a tree stump with a quill in one raised hand, having just dashed off "To Mary in Heaven," a poem addressed to a dead former lover, here inscribed on a scroll at his feet.
A scroll at the bottom featured the city's motto in Latin; fortiter defendit triumphans which translates into English as "triumphing by brave defence".
They take the FDA to court but lose the suit, although a scroll at the end says that Ron was finally allowed by the court to use these forbidden drugs for his own personal use.
Go to a long page that has a scroll at the side of the screen.
Strictly speaking a spiral wave is broken at its tip, and, in 3D, a scroll wave at its filament and the association of a single spiral wave with VT and multiple spiral waves with VF, is one possible scenario for these arrhythmias; VT can also exist because of ectopic activity and VF can arise from a chaotically drifting spiral wave, but without any further breakup.
Rather, Mizoguchi sets the scene among the women of the Asano household as they read of the killing from a scroll dropped at their doorstep.
And the importance they held at feasts is no more evident than in The Merits of Sake and Rice Compared, a scroll painted at the end of the 15th or start of the 16th century that was widely reproduced up until the 19th.
Even though everything's now a scroll away at most, the interface is very different from the one it replaces, and this could cause some hiccups for new users.
A simple, easy-to-use app with a scroll bar at the top that allows you to click on Coffee, Food, Parks, Shops, Arts, Camping and more.
