Sentence examples for as a scattering from inspiring English sources

The entire music industry and media seem to be present, as well as a scattering of celebrities.

Searchers have pulled 46 bodies of the plane's passenger and crew from the water, as well as a scattering of debris.

Also using a large ensemble, it begins with promising, dreamlike opacity as a scattering of men and women, both topless in white briefs, move in unpredictable clusters.

He ended his day at a rain-soaked outdoor rally in Columbus, which drew a large crowd of supporters as well as a scattering of abortion protesters, and some Bush supporters.

There are, as noted earlier, a variety of Irish pubs and diners, as well as a scattering of cafes (including Daco Romano Pastry Café with its free Internet connection), and a movie theater (Center Cinemas), a presence truly rare in Queens these days.

When Scully asked Sonny Faison, head of Smithfield's Carroll's Foods division, in North Carolina, whether there isn't something "just a little sad" about confining millions of animals to cramped concrete enclosures, where there is no sun, wind, rain or even so much as a scattering of straw to sleep on, Faison declared au contraire.

Christopher Reid's new volume, Nonsense, is as good as his A Scattering and as funny as The Song of Lunch.

The Vatican dismisses the vast social change as a scatter of pesty little isolated fires, to be sluiced down with ancient formulas.

He did not want his county to be seen as a scattered collection of bedroom communities or as an outgrowth of Detroit, even though Oakland is filled with former Detroiters and would not exist without them.

She describes her earliest attempts at marketing as a scatter gun approach, contacting places recommended by friends and colleagues and feeling delighted whenever one of them agreed to stock her lace.

The KAERI-SDB provides a useful output and search result as a scatter plot chart or an index chart.