Sentence examples for remaining scraps from inspiring English sources
It was only natural for the frugal bakers to throw the remaining scraps of dough into the oven while it was heating.
A welcome of such anti-climactic absurdity it was small wonder most arrivals didn't summon their remaining scraps of energy and push on into the sea.
But there is plenty more to worry Caymanians and the inhabitants of Britain's other remaining scraps of empire in the Caribbean: Anguilla, the British Virgin Islands (BVI), Montserrat and the Turks and Caicos Islands.
The failure of liberals to plan for the failure of their plans — what Saul Bellow once called the "Good Intentions Paving Company" — resulted in a bitter, resentful scramble for the remaining scraps.
The "In Her Own Words" shoot got a predictable amount of flak on Twitter; it seems that removing models' remaining scraps of clothes in the name of empowerment has not been widely taken in the liberating spirit in which it was intended.
As all Highland tropes dictate, any unnecessary frivolities in Jimmy's character have been stripped away as if by icy gales, leaving the remaining scraps to hunker down within a crevice of his equally wind-whipped soul, and echoed in faraway frowny expressions on his face, the most bitter-wind blasted of all.
Howard sealed the game as the public-address announcer said, "One minute remaining," scrapping for an offensive rebound and scoring a garbage bucket to give the Bulldogs a 63-57 lead.
But the scraps remained scraps.
Mr. McCain, loath to give up the remaining buffalo scraps, found something to complain about.
Another worker collects and bales the remaining newspaper scraps on the floor.
The popular myth that the cornish language dropped dead in 1777 is nothing more than that, but it was very very ill.Without the 'revival' it would probably have sunk into history without a trace, as it was the remaining traditional scraps were gathered together, and thanks to the suprising amount of liturature that survived cornish has clawed back an existance for itself.
