Sentence examples for randomly strewn from inspiring English sources

Judging by the gore-flecked surgical equipment and randomly strewn patient charts around us, we're in the kind of medical facility that does not regularly top hospital league tables.

Both are now gone, the space where the fountain stood replaced by randomly strewn beanbags for bored HABS (husbands and boyfriends) to glumly sit on whilst their womenfolk wander around River Island.

I do not believe in God, but the image of the Angel of the North moves me, as do the relics of our distant spiritual heritage strewn randomly around the British landscape: Stonehenge, the Cerne Abbas Giant, Ann Widdecombe, and the former archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams.

Tripolitans seem to think that traffic lights are just festive bits of colored glass strewn randomly along the roads, and they rebel against tightly regulated lives by ignoring all driving rules, blithely heading into opposing traffic on the far side of a two-way road, turning abruptly across five lanes of streaming cars.

Galaxies are not strewn randomly across the heavens, but hang together in gigantic superclusters that typically measure a mind-bending 200 million light-years across.

Simple felt cuttings in the shapes of bunnies, chicks and eggs can be strewn randomly across the table or formed into a line.

Clues are strewn about randomly and senselessly.

This is coupled with the fact that Holger Czukay could just randomly select one tape from the piles of live recordings strewn about his house, slap some cover artwork on it, and it'd still be better than 90percentt of the diarrhea people are making now.

Garbage was strewn everywhere.

Fresh flowers are strewn.

Shoes were strewn all over.