But finally, just beyond the freeway, strip malls gave way to cow pastures, and seven miles down a country road, with the hubbub of our scattered lives some 300 miles behind us, we reached the shingled gatehouse to Barnsley Gardens.
They have become part of the fabric of our world, scattering their benign humanity, making us see details of place, pose and behaviour.
"It doesn't crumb, and I don't like fragments of our Lord scattering all over the floor," said the Rev. Bob Dietel, an Episcopal priest.
Apart from shuffling occasionally to the kitchen for fresh beer, she remained in her chair for most of our long, scattered conversation.
O mighty Shares!... 'Relieve us of our money, scatter it for us, buy us and sell us, ruin us, only we beseech ye take rank among the powers of the earth, and fatten on us'!" - Our Mutual Friend, Chapter 10. · Peter Jay was formerly economics editor of the BBC.
Youll see many of our Flashbacks scattered throughout the issue.
As illustrated by Figure 1, the 53 STs of our collection scattered throughout the ML tree.
Furthermore, we wanted to thoroughly test the capabilities of our methodology in scattering samples.
In the concentration range of our study, the scattering mean-path is much greater than the pathway of the cuvette, so it can be regarded as a single scattering event.
The hundred bones of our feet are scattered like gravel.
