Sentence examples for has a scattering of from inspiring English sources
Middle Village also has a scattering of condominium apartments.
Sunset Park also has a scattering of mid rise apartment houses of eight units or more.
It has a scattering of profanity and a few racial slurs, uttered with affection rather than hostility.
Queens Village has a scattering of apartment houses and some garden apartment complexes but the prevailing housing stock is single-family colonials on lots typically measuring 30 feet wide and 100 feet deep.
"One Perfect Day" has a scattering of vibrant characters — the wedding planner who recreates the imperial-Russia-themed nuptials of Joan Rivers's daughter Melissa on a $200 budget, the ones who entertain themselves at an industry conference by whacking at a Bridezilla piñata.
And Facebook has a scattering of happy pictures uploaded from the event.
Likewise, temperate grasslands may have a scattering of shrubs or trees that blurs their boundaries when they occur adjacent to scrublands or temperate forests.
The discharge coefficients obtained in five days during two months have a scattering of only 0.02%, signifying good long-term stability.
The books, which primarily follow feuding kingdoms in the fictional land of Westeros, had a scattering of Dothraki words, but the show's executive producers wanted a fully formed language.
Instead of branches, the bank will have a scattering of cybercafes where people can drop in to buy pastry and coffee, surf the Web and perhaps check on their digital accounts.
That we had a scattering of ideas and weren't confident.
