Us lads would close the Church yard gates until the Groom threw handsfull of pennies and then as we scattered to pick them up they would escape.
The crushed plastic cups were swept away, and as we scattered ourselves up and down the nation's grey motorways, somebody plugged in the waltzers.
As we were scattering, the first NF guy picked himself up off the floor and walked over to my mate, punch-drunk and staggering, [and said], 'You want some!' So my mate walked over to him, landed two big punches on him and left him on the platform.
This article was amended on Wednesday 27 January 2010 as we called 'A Scattering' 'The Scattering'.
We started counting to two hundred, per the guidelines, as we ran away, scattering according to haywire teen-age logic toward the highway, toward the beach.
A half dozen wild turkeys, happily oblivious to their proximity to Thanksgiving, scatter as we head up the drive.
At the interface, the out-of-plane (dz) displacements of B-site cations are sharply increased; thereafter, there is smaller displacement with some scatter as we move into film.
As these preliminary reconstructions are based on very noisy sinograms, we expect as well the scattering simulation may fail to calculate a reliable estimate.
Leaves and sticks scattered as we drew down to land.
Buzzards scattered as we approached the spiral-horned head of an eland, the largest species of African antelope.
If the detection side is subject to severe scattering, as we assume for many biological applications, alternative approaches using fluorescent probe as feedback signal can be applied.
