Sentence examples for scattered seed from inspiring English sources

A dull reddish bird, a female cardinal, was hopping about on the delicately tracked-up snow beneath the bird feeder a story below, pecking at scattered seed.

Those randomly scattered seeds represented dozens, perhaps hundreds, of unique varieties — Afghanistan's agricultural heritage.

Then we scattered seeds around, bee balm and coneflower and sunflower and bachelor's buttons and sweet pea.

The undertaker, who was full of cheer, said that they would grow again, as the birds scattered seeds all over and flowers of every description sprouted up.

They scattered seeds of Sioux Blue, a blue six-foot Indian grass selected and named by Mr. Darke after years of evaluation at Longwood Gardens, and the Blues, a very blue selection of little bluestem, Schizachyrium scoparium.

Hence, I wonder if, despite its evident heterogeneity, progressive weakening and apparent inefficacy urban activism has scattered seeds for different urban politics.

But now that he is older he sometimes scatters seed for the chickens, as they say.

He would scatter seed on the tombs and pray for the health of his mother and for Toyotas.

After two days' fighting that left several dead – including one pigeon-fancier allegedly shot while scattering seed for his birds – the Kurdish rebels were overrun.

If you have a patch of ground that is away from low bushes or shrubs where predators may hide, you can also scatter seed there.

They have been installed on a raised platform and it is relatively easy for visitors to scatter seeds or bulbs.