Sentence examples for strewn from from inspiring English sources

Debris was strewn from one end of the vault to the other.

Welsh eyes blazed at the anthems and they took their passion into the first exchanges, leaving English bodies strewn from two early Garryowens.

Starting at 11 a.m. on Thursday, children will create and decorate noisemakers; at noon, a mirrored ball will drop, confetti will be strewn from the museum's full-size "pirate ship," and sparkling cider will be served.

There's silver tinsel strewn from the ceiling like Christmas, but it's a Thursday morning in March.

Ditto for publishers to push a novel to the public without the same language strewn from page to page.

On a visit to Isla de las Munecas, you'll see dolls -- Barbies, babies, and mangled soft bodies -- strewn from trees and fences, surrounding a small cabin where a photo of the late Santana hangs on a wall.

Cleanup efforts after the storm were hastened as Hurricane Gonzalo approached from the south less than a week later, amid concerns that strewn debris from Fay could become airborne and exacerbate future destruction.

Despite a steady arrival of food and water, mainly from Tunisian charity and aid organizations, the camp is strewn with litter from the constant arrivals and departures, and tempers on Sunday were beginning to fray.

The bridge was dominated by a 100-foot (30 m) high wooded bluff on the west bank, strewn with boulders from an old quarry, making infantry and sharpshooter fire from good covered positions a dangerous impediment to crossing.

Iona is not the edge of the world: the Outer Hebrides are strewn even further from mainland Scotland than this fragment of ancient rock rising from the steely Atlantic.

"Irhal," or leave, has skipped from Egypt to Yemen and Bahrain, where in the streets of Sitra, strewn with rocks from nightly clashes with the police, protesters have made it plural — not only must the king go, but his family as well.