There are plenty of pousadas to choose from, a scattering of restaurants – and, naturally, countless coconuts.
"I have three," said Timo Klein, 23, an economics student, picking one of his out from a scattering of dozens of bikes on the central Dam Square, some still usable, others clearly wrecks.
Singing the music of Hildegard of Bingen and her contemporaries (which Anonymous 4 spends a lot of time doing) is modern supposition, a building of new things from a scattering of old components.
On a small intimate stage, bare aside from a scattering of forlorn chairs and a ragged old banner that sags in the middle, "fantastic" Francis Hardy ��� otherwise known as the Faith Healer – embarks on a marathon of storytelling.
Apart from a scattering of jacket picture and excitable press quotes, the only mention of the books that has made her name is: "Her next series, The Hunger Games trilogy, is an international bestseller".
But Pronto Lotto's real business takes place in the carpeted, hushed area where its most devoted customers watch video screens from a scattering of tall silver tables, hour after hour, day after day.
Their sales teams have changed from a scattering of semiretired pharmacists to armies of young women and men who shower physicians with attention, food and -- until the drug industry recently agreed to end the practice -- expensive gifts, just to get two to three minutes to pitch their wares.
Extending some 25 miles (40 km) along the shoreline, the city of Gold Coast grew in just a few decades from a scattering of small resort villages into a 21st-century city dominated by a beachside wall of high-rise buildings and flanked by an elaborate maze of waterfront canal estates.
Fossil bats from the Pliocene of Africa are extremely rare, especially in East Africa where meager records have been reported only from two localities in the Omo River Basin Shungura Formation and from a scattering of localities in the Afar Depression, both in Ethiopia.
