Sentence examples for scattering them with from inspiring English sources
Moving the rice as if writing in it furiously, or bunching grains together before scattering them with a karate chop, the men seemed connected even while separate.
One day recently, a 23-year-old Egyptian man, Milad Mohammed Hemeida, strode past Egyptian guards near the border with Israel, scattering them with a warning: "If anyone comes near me," he said, "I will blow myself up".
His boss, already far down the "no smoke without fire" road, is unsympathetic to the cause and the victim (you can add your own quotation marks or "apparently" as you see fit as the series unfolds. I think we'll find ourselves scattering them with a liberal hand).
Would Roux pad at least three pages in a recipe book simply by merging the bow ties and tuna, scattering them with cheese and calling it something like "Buddy Bear and Joolzies' pyjamas and EastEnders Last-Minute Supsups", not forgetting to add photos of his family in elegant sleeptime linen and soft focus, looking achingly perfect.
Another home video showed some very small children playing in a kiddy pool until an overgrown man decided to take a mad dash down a Slip'N Slide and body slam the three little ones, scattering them with stunning force.
In a pincer movement, the troops converged on the "insurgents" and, after light skirmishing, scattered them with a bayonet charge.
Bhadai spotted some disturbed leaves and scattered them with a stick to reveal two iron traps; a large net was found nearby.
Some complained that the gunmen were holding the camp hostage, but when several hundred gathered to shout protests, militants scattered them with gunfire.
That said, it was rough to watch the panic in the faces of stadium stewards in Durban as riot police scattered them with tear gas and rubber bullets.
We pieced together wooden railroad tracks and then scattered them with hurricane hands.
Basically you have little cards, each with its own RFID tag, and you stack or scatter them on a receiver (with a vinyl look to it, naturally) to have them added to the playlist, played now, or shuffled.
