Sentence examples for has strewn from inspiring English sources

Jason Dodge, an artist from Philadelphia, is the litterbug, and he has strewn the tides of stuff just about everywhere.

Beyond the light that the collection has strewn on individuals, it has also illuminated many larger cultural questions.

For the holidays, he has strewn his store with timepieces, including an alarm clock that looks like a fire bell for $70 (Page 1, center), and he is planning a huge clock show for next May.

In the waterlogged grass near the entrance, with the Brooklyn-Queens expressway rumbling above, the Moroccan artist Latifa Echakhch has strewn dozens of tumbleweeds, the sort you might see roll through a one-horse town in some B-movie western.

Ever since he realized, very early on, that being the voice of a generation was a thankless, impossible role, he has strewn his songs and public appearances with hints and contradictions.

By Ted Walker The New Yorker, October 28 , 1972P. 38 A man driving along a country road in Ireland is forced to pick up an old woman who has strewn her bundles across the road.

A storm had strewn tree limbs all over the property.

In a room of couches, handbags are bunched up as if partygoers had strewn them about.

The competitors then ran into numerous obstacles that nature had strewn on the course.

Instead, they have strewn together spurts of promise — some on offense, others, quite unexpectedly, on defense.

American airstrikes, apparently aimed at sealing the hole, have strewn the area with boulders.