Sentence examples for everything strewn from inspiring English sources

"Garbage — organic, plastic, construction materials, everything — strewn by the side of the road," wrote activist Barbara Rhine recently in Counterpunch after visiting Haiti.

An empty food bowl, an unused collar, almost everything strewn around the house will remind you of it.

"Everything is strewn all over the glacier," Cienski said in a video dispatch recorded on Monday as helicopters flew overhead.

Trestle tables are strewn with everything from well-thumbed copies of Wolf Hall, Hilary Mantel's Booker Prize winner, to a pristine biography of Sigmund Freud.

For example, if you are in charge of the kitchen, wash out pots and pans (you can leave a little residual food behind so she/he doesn't think you can clean out the pans properly) but "forget" to wipe down the counters or sweep the floor––even if there are bits of food and seasonings strewn across everything.

The real one is strewn with sensors, picking up everything from movement to smell.

The ground was strewn with broken glass, but everything was eerily calm.

Everything else was heaped in a pile or strewn somewhere in a field to the east.

There are cracks in the wall, stains on the couch, graffiti and drawings on virtually everything, dangling cords and any number of thingamybobs strewn around, detritus from a thousand parties and late night cook-ups.

These took place in dozens of sweltering tents strewn along the Guaíba River and dealt with everything from the virtues of indigenous culture to the evils of water privatisation.

For residents in those areas, the sights are familiar: walls and ceilings overtaken by mold, hallways strewn with trash, rats and mice nipping at everything in sight.