Sentence examples for always scattered from inspiring English sources

Dumbness persisted, but there were always scattered bands picking out weird, rich chords and giving no thought to a major-label future.

Variations on the theme had strips of fur running vertically to the bodice to give classicism an edge; and a view in profile of bra and bared flesh — always scattered with a film of stardust.

Canada geese and gulls and mallards land on the water, but the traffic is always scattering them, or the non-stop wakes shake them loose.

The stars are always there, scattered and blinking.

Here the marsh always looks scattered with fragments of mirror, small lakes and drainage ditches that make it hard to reach the few military-industrial relics left.

While young stars have always been scattered among the casts of film and television series, today whole networks targeted at teenagers and tweens -- like the WB and Fox -- employ almost exclusively young actors, a number of whom have found themselves suddenly wealthy.

These were invented to justify a ranked status system so that those considered to be at the top were entitled to receive more than those 'underneath' or what the media now calls 'marginalized.' America has always had scattered efforts of cultural reinvention, and social movements of good people doing great things.

Therefore, Ca2+ bursts from either endosomes, lysosomes, or both alone will always comprise scattered, local events.

The fate of a private library after the death of its owner is almost always to be scattered.

Throughout the rest of the performance, Mr. Lewis played with remarkable flexibility and constant slight shifts of tempo, but the result was never scattered, always natural.

But there are probably thousands of subway buffs who will always remain uncounted, scattered throughout the city, the country and the world, because they prefer to nurture their fascination mostly in solitude.