Sentence examples for start to scatter from inspiring English sources

And then they start to scatter".

Mr. David said that they were looking at sites in Brooklyn and Queens, including a parking lot close to the Aqueduct site, but that they needed to move quickly so the vendors don't start to scatter.

We don't want our users to follow 300 or 400 people because their news feed will start to scatter with not really important stories to them.

As the afternoon cools down, the day shift starts to scatter and Mrs. Miller leads her 8-year-olds, Dominique and another Bianca, out in their swimsuits.

In all the excitement the squad started to scatter, some skipping off to find their families, others stopping to pose for photos, a few falling into the arms of the coaching staff.

"The defensive backs are used to precise execution of the routes but when he's scrambling, the normal time limit of pass coverage is up and everyone starts to scatter.

It's the little flourishes that make it all so delicious: just witness how, in the second verse, he starts to scatter the details that suggest how pedestrian and predictable her life has become.

Similarly to "EM4", the incident wave starts to scatter into solitons in front of the forest: The leading soliton becomes unstable due to the wave height amplification associated with the fission, and breaks behind the forest.

Indeed, Wal-Mart has gone so far on some initiatives, like the environmental programs, that it has started to draw scattered attacks from the right, particularly from a group called the National Legal and Policy Center that has accused the company of giving in to political correctness.

For me, it's not as clean and pure when I take time in-between arrangements - it starts to sound scattered.

Moreover, the data scatter starts to increase stepwise at 0.4% strain, being correspondent to the variation in the critical current values with bending strain, and it continues to increase gradually to 1.0% strain.