After a pause, there was scattered talk of an old Arnold Schwarzenegger movie whose title nobody could quite remember.
Among the fractured party's establishment insiders, there's now scattered talk of running a third candidate if Trump does secure a convention majority.
To report a multipart visual series on border barriers around the globe, we drove the entire length of the U.S.-Mexico border — from Brownsville, Tex., to San Diego, with crossings into Mexico scattered throughout — talking to locals and experts about President Trump's promise to build the wall.
Redressing the balance are a series of exhibitions, performances, screenings and talks scattered throughout Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland and Middlesbrough.
His presence has been a major magnet for the really remarkable collection of Mahler scholars who contributed to Ms. Painter's book, and to the panels and talks scattered through the two weekends.
McKeith's pseudo-academic work is like the rituals of the cargo cult: the form is superficially right, the superscript numbers are there, the technical words are scattered about, she talks about research and trials and findings, but the substance is lacking.
Unbeknownst to them when they scatter to talk privately, each will have to relate the other's story in the form of an argument before a judge at a mock bail hearing.
And though an occasional pause punctuated by an "uh" is scattered throughout his talk, a confident voice delivers his political message.
When an American talks about a "welfare state", they're talking about scattered programmes such as food stamps, tiny cash benefits and milk and formula vouchers for infants and pregnant women, which together provide a fraction of the benefits a British citizen is entitled to.
Police officers were also scattered around the Great Lawn, talking in small groups.
We talk about scattered dissatisfaction.
