Sentence examples for scattered remnants from inspiring English sources

The music builds intensely, speeds up then crash lands, after which scattered remnants settle.

Relentless settlement, bringing agriculture and grazing, reduced it to scattered remnants.

There are Van Rensselaers, Delafields and scattered remnants of yesterday's resplendence, but gates have been flung open.

Like Isis they have pieced together the scattered remnants of a long-lost world, resurrecting them from watery depths.

The music evolves in long waves, with the orchestra building to big, lush chords that shatter, sending scattered remnants every which way.

To walk into any of these stores is to connect to the old Tehran that we have heard so much of, to scattered remnants of an era largely gone.

Scattered prairie remnants have been preserved by various governmental agencies and nongovernmental nature conservation organizations, however.

But he said it was also clear that some of the dead were militants, noting that the site was scattered with remnants of ammunition vests and other gear carried by insurgents.

Yes, over the years, 2450 Solar Drive has served as a blue-chip crack house, according to the police: its floors were scattered with remnants of crack cocaine, crystal methamphetamine and marijuana.

Scattered Ming remnants held out after 1644, including that of Koxinga (Zheng Chenggong) who established the Kingdom of Tungning on Taiwan (Formosa).

Afterwards, Stern took the gun he had purchased, a gun he was ready to use if the neo-Nazis turned violent, and shattered it with a hammer, scattering its remnants.