Sentence examples for littered with detritus from inspiring English sources
Lasers zip across a stage littered with detritus, reflecting off spoons and illuminating a fish tank in which a Big Ears puppet is ritually drowned.
The road to greatness is littered with detritus; as Cyril Connolly wrote, "Whom the Gods wish to destroy they first call promising".
KHLONG LUANG, Thailand — The floodwaters receded weeks ago from this sprawling industrial zone, but the streets are littered with detritus, the phones do not work and rusted machinery has been dumped outside warehouses that once buzzed with efficiency.
The landscape is hot and littered with detritus from the city that now stands some way out to sea: "Things happened, I had no idea, it was out of my control...listen to me please!" Once there were the "pleeblands" where "neurotypicals" lived.
The ground was littered with the detritus of fighting: rubble, the ammunition of the protesters; and the Army's bullet casings.
Currently the space is littered with I.P.L. detritus.
THE history of physics is littered with the detritus of once-sacred assumptions.
His suite might still have been littered with the detritus of the previous night's party.
Far too many economies are littered with the detritus of daft energy policies, based on fears about supply.
The trenches were littered with the detritus of war – bullet casings, scraps of uniform and empty food tins.
The airport is littered with the detritus of battle, including the carcasses of several bombed vehicles and helicopters.
