Sentence examples for about scattering from inspiring English sources

I turn the words over and over, making them tumble about, scattering the bits and pieces here and there, until they are adequate and serviceable.

You need to get somewhere fast, and have few inhibitions about scattering pedestrians like pigeons, honking and playing chicken with anyone who dares challenge your ownership of the road.

Feeding the world is not just about calories but nutrients, too; and it is not about scattering them far and wide but pinpointing the groups who can and will eat them.

Perhaps it is a measure of sports fans' attachment to the places their teams fight it out, season after season over a lifetime, that they think about scattering ashes in stadiums — Lincoln Center, for example, says that no music lovers have asked to have their relatives' remains left there.

So using results for star graphs, we can prove things about scattering on the real line.

More specifically, the optimizations take advantage of information about scattering kinematics, neutron cross section structure and data representation, and also the expected characteristics of a system's spatial flux distribution and energy spectrum.

She has some tidbits for him about scattered developments there, but as she rings off, he says to me, "Things are always confusing in Yemen".

Transition's approach is adamantly different from that of the survivalists I heard about, scattered in the mountains around Sandpoint in bunkers stocked with gold and guns.

We talk about scattered dissatisfaction.

The truth is that there were about 1,000 scattered about the concrete edifice and none of them saw it either.

The Sirens take over, scattering about the playing area as her dreamlike substitutes.