Sentence examples for that scattered from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis was a tremendous shock that scattered all the world's marbles.

There are wonderful and odd things like that scattered throughout the book.

An officer sitting atop an armored jeep fired tear-gas canisters that scattered the demonstrators.

Mass meetings and parades, with the accompanying ritual, reduce the feelings of isolation that scattered members may experience.

In the debate, Mr. Perry repeated the word "experience" so many times that scattered snickers rose from the audience.

"Blackness" was a sign of their modernity, reflected in the African sculptures that scattered their rooms alongside abstract paintings.

The building was one of three reactor buildings destroyed in hydrogen explosions in March that scattered dangerous particles over a wide swath of northeastern Japan.

They did, in canisters that scattered from the wreckage between twenty and twenty-five miles above the ground, and landed in Texas.

Then a Revolutionary War hero, Gen. Benjamin Lincoln, arrived with a militia that scattered the remaining rebels and relentlessly hunted them down through the heavy snow.

Rain that scattered everyone towards the nearest bar tent, cramming it beyond capacity with their damp and their dirt and their foul smells.

Because scattered leukcocytes could be found in prostate tissue even in the absence of cancer, hyperplasia or florid prostatitis (McClinton et al, 1990; Bostwick et al, 2003), we concluded that scattered leucocytes unlikely represent tumour-directed immune-effector cells.