Sentence examples for make it scattered from inspiring English sources
The empty expanse he encountered was littered with kids' toys and the bodies of those who did not make it, scattered around all "stiff and blue".
Having taken the second frame of the morning to make it 7-4, he scattered the reds with a wild safety shot in the next, only for Brecel to let him back in.
White House aides have argued that Republican efforts to broaden the inquiry into possible campaign finance abuses and other matters will make it appear scatter-shot and partisan.
If we are nothing more than our bodies, it seems that if death destroys our bodies, we are destroyed and there is nothing left of us as persons though parts of our bodies and the particles that make it up will be scattered and perhaps (temporarily) come to be part of the bodies of other living organisms.
Cut the rind from the pork, leaving a thin layer of fat (use the rind to make crackling – score it, scatter it with salt, and bake at 220C/425F/gas mark 7 until puffed up, crisp and golden).
Subsidies are often needed to lend to the rural poor, where small, scattered populations make it hard for commercial lenders to cover their costs.
Today's large herds in combination with the scattered pasturage make it virtually impossible to herd reindeer without the use of snowmobiles, and the interviewees ascertained that the reindeer herders' traditional methods are not compatible with today's climate.
Noise and nonlinearity in the light scattering data make it difficult to determine an exact critical concentration value.
Secondly, small angle neutron scattering studies make it possible to determine quantitatively the influence of the NaCl amount on the equilibrium unimers micelles.
The unique properties of GO such as superior molecule adsorbability, water solubility, fluorescence quenching ability, and Raman-scattering features make it suitable for biological applications [18 20].
