Sentence examples for fires scattered from inspiring English sources

Most of the fires scattered across the landscape are most likely wildfires.

Dozens of smaller smoke trails caused by spot fires scattered across the landscape were an ominous sign.

Standing on the top deck of the ferry, I could see the smoke from several fires scattered across the city curl up into the sky.

The amateurs found the bones, many of them charred by fire, scattered among bullets and pieces of jars that held acid used to disfigure the bodies.

If the relative hustle 'n' bustle of nearby Byres Road is bringing you down, then head to 78, a boho bar - all simple wooden furniture, roaring fire, scattered sofas, vintage blues plick-plucking away in the background - that maintains a permanent air of unruffled, easy going calm.

As darkness fell, we could see little red pockets of fire scattered amongst the thick woodlands to our north and hear the crash of the occasional burnt out tree as it fell – in early September, on the edge of a temperate rainforest.

Locating the German ships in the darkness they attacked, but heavy AAA fire scattered the bombers and no successes were achieved.

At the site, excavators had previously uncovered other traces of fire (scattered deposits of ash and clumps of soil that had been heated to high temperatures) as well as the butchered bones of big game like deer, aurochs and horse left their by the prehistoric cave dwellers, possibly up to 400,000 years ago.

Taking a group of about 20 other snipers and scouts, Major and his men infiltrated the Chinese camps and commenced firing, scattering the Chinese army.

Odessa, with its many Russian-speakers, might have been next.Masked pro-Russian demonstrators then opened fire, scattering the pro-Ukrainian crowd.

Several hours after the march stepped off at noon, chaos erupted outside the Garden at Seventh Avenue and 33rd Street when a papier mâché dragon float was set on fire, scattering demonstrators.