Sentence examples for for a scattering from inspiring English sources

Except for a scattering of bonafide film critics the audience was mostly underground filmmakers & would-be underground filmmakers.

Vast areas of Banda Aceh remain empty except for a scattering of tents and cobbled-together shacks.

The beach, which is usually empty except for a scattering of guests, was swarming with helicopters, police officers and armed guards on Monday afternoon.

The poet Christopher Reid won last year's overall prize for A Scattering and the shortlist for poetry this year again looks particularly strong.

"Good day for a scattering", they say at Southend, meaning that the wind is south-westerly and won't blow the departed back into the faces of his friends.

Save for a scattering of distinguished-looking gentlemen who wore full-dress beam & decayed piping along their vests, the audience appeared to be made up of frail-looking people.

The poetry year began promisingly, with January's unexpected – but richly deserved – Costa prize victory for Christopher Reid's A Scattering, the first offering from Areté books.

The best addresses go beyond bland budgeteering to become a rallying cry for a scattered people.

Closing the main stage was NYC experimental stalwart Lary 7, who brought a pair of collaborators onstage for a scattered, improvised jam session, which included scribbling on an electromagnetic soundboard and an overwhelming usage of clock sounds.

For a scatter plot for MAAS vs. EDN, see Figure  1.

The values obtained were used for a scatter plot in Excel.