Sentence examples for is a litter of from inspiring English sources

Or, maybe you ate your weight in jellybeans and peeps and Cadbury crème eggs, and now all that's left of your Easter basket is a litter of wrappers and those useless black jelly beans and some plastic grass?

Go to the pet store/neighbor's house, or wherever there is a litter of kittens that need adoption.

Last night, as the marchers retreated in front of the advancing police line, Grosvenor Square was a litter of lost shoes, broken glass, torn banners, and discarded clothing.

The street all around was a litter of glass and metal, chunks of wood from the uprooted tree and bloodstains where the victims had fallen.

And there's a litter of technical problems (like an inability to cope with Mac user figures) that need sorting along the way.

Or it could be a litter of puppies or kittens other stand-ins for children, but you have lost or neglected to feed them, or they are in a storm, or you have rolled over in bed and smothered them.

Writhing around on the same jigsaw crash mats you cartwheeled on as a child was a litter of men in latex dog-like masks surrounded by chew toys and dog bowls full of chocolate buttons labelled.

The source turned out to be a litter of five puppies, and as we had planned to get a dog (there seems to be a one-dog minimum for all residents of Puerto Viejo), we invited ourselves over to get (what we thought would be) the pick of the litter.

Meanwhile, greenhouse field trial showed the nematicidal activity of compound 6-9 is a litter weaker than that of Abamectin.

"England is a litter-ridden country compared to most of Europe, North America and Japan," the report stated.

My cat has peed on them, apparently to aggravate the dog, so they have been a litter box of sorts.