Sentence examples for the splinters of from inspiring English sources

Some had been petty traders in Iraq, others were the splinters of a shattered middle class.

His gaze was as silent and transparent as the splinters of light that pass through icicles on a winter morning.

They marched over the splinters of broken glass lining the streets of Harlem, past the churches, the abandoned houses, the stores, and the funeral homes.

He was thrown sideways by a pressure wave so powerful that he was killed instantly, even before the splinters of glass and metal hit him.

Yet a deafening silence prevails, save for on soft issues that don't require our leaders to remove the splinters of middle England's fences from their derrieres.

Barbour thanked Bush for coming, and, as the President picked his way along streets littered with the splinters of destroyed houses, he encountered hurricane victims who actually seemed glad to see him.

Does she have the splinter of ice?

The work is about the splintering of forms.

Politically, Kuchma had benefited from the splintering of the left among several candidates.

The splintering of the music industry has also resulted in altered priorities for many musicians.

Understating the splintering of the Republican base also keeps hope alive for a tight race.