His ferocious straight drives scattered the non-striker, umpire and bowler like so many skittles.
They say that, when the new estate is finally built, they will offer us first refusal, but we would all be scattered by then – and how much of it would be genuinely affordable?
Scattered between the loungers are more hot-tubs.
The first upload of an existing movie to the internet was reported by the New York Times in 1993, when Wax: Or the Discovery of Television Among the Bees was broadcast to "a small audience scattered among a few dozen computer laboratories".
Bodies are scattered on the streets but no one dares to pick them up.
Thoronka said there were no flights to Sierra Leone immediately after the Games and his team-mates scattered in different directions, staying with family and friends until they could return home.
The villa is located in a large orchard of cherry trees, and the play is scattered with references both to Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard and to Shakespeare's King Lear, two plays which also deal with the loss of power.
Pictures showed shiny luxury cars scattered amid the rubble.
In a wave of postwar optimism, everyone would work together on clusters of desks scattered across undivided floor-plates.
It takes in scattered sites such as the Kaiser Shipyards and the Ford assembly plant and preserves the legacy not only of the women who entered non-traditional labour for the first time, but of all those who served.
I don't know what I'd expected of the Atlas, but it wasn't the pretty blossom-strewn villages that scattered the hillsides, the rusty-hued cubist cottages softened by haze, like something from an impressionist painting.
