Sentence examples for its scattering of from inspiring English sources

Alone with George, I looked around at the snow-covered island with its scattering of bones and feathers, the fog hemming in our sightlines to within 100 feet.

A puck of gristly, mahogany-coloured meat is topped with halitotic onion rings, its scattering of chips peaky, frozen jobs; this burger costs a brave £11.75.

With its scattering of tumbledown villages, many of whose residents speak a mix of Polish and Belarusian, the region lives according to its own rhythms.

And the chocolate ganache-caramel tart, with its scattering of fleur de sel, could turn you toward a life of vice.

By reputation, Maine's lobstermen, and its scattering of lobsterwomen, are the quintessence of slow and taciturn, the antithesis of speed and flash.

Bruton seems, at first, a typical, quaint English town, with its scattering of antiques shops, posh school playing fields, and narrow streets of old stone cottages.

Nontrivial internal structure of plasmon in Dirac electron gas can reveal itself in a process of its scattering on external potentials or impurities.

Its scatter of brightly coloured little houses, a community centre, general store, and lots of free-roaming dogs constitutes the political and cultural centre of the US Gwich'in tribe.

This table, with its normal scattering of objects, holds special powers.

Back in the darkened auditorium with its decorative scattering of fairy lights – to suggest the stellar illuminations of the cosmos?

The taxi barrels across Central Park, through its odd scattering of tunnels; blocks of stone rise on either side of the road as if the taxi were plummetting through earth.