The vast Pacific Ocean, with tiny, scattered island kingdoms among the Polynesian, Micronesian, and Melanesian peoples, early attracted missionaries.
A few tiny scattered figures are the only signs of life in this vignette, which bathes the viewer in an aura of dry, stifling summer heat.
He got 3,000 dong a kilo for his last crop, against 2,500 dong a year earlier.The local officials who managed the land redistribution tried to share out the best and worst land fairly, so families often got several tiny scattered plots.
However, those kinds of calcification are tiny, scattered, or partial in the lesion.
Together, they gather tiny, scattered, squandered scraps that aren't worth the effort for other animals — splinters of wood, bits of chopped up leaves, specks of pollen, molecules of water, and fertilizer.
"Me waters have broken!" she whooped, hay bales and tiny shepherds scattering as horrified community centre audience members rushed to shield their children's eyes from the teenager's dilated hoo-hah.
We convict criminals based on the bizarre notion that human beings are built from a chemical code recorded on tiny molecules scattered all through their bodies.
The image showed hundreds of tiny spots scattered inside her breast and along the muscle at the back of her chest wall.
He scrambled up the narrow ledge, which was slippery, wet with the tide, alive with tiny creatures scattered by his strides.
An estimated 1,700 fried chicken joints, with their white, red and blue regalia, currently line UK high streets, tiny bones scattered over the pavements outside.
