Sentence examples for to be scattering from inspiring English sources
At first, I thought these people must really love redbuds, since they seemed to be scattering them all over the place, like so many daffodils, but then I realized they grow wild in that part of the country.
Yet, with this collection he seemed to be scattering his extravagant gifts, rather than going through the much more demanding business of saying precisely and clearly what he wanted to say.
"She said she wanted to be scattered".
"She wanted to be scattered," Sylvia declared.
But what lovely things are to be scattered?
Repeat episodes are likely to be scattered throughout the week.
"I want to be scattered on the wind".
More galleries are planned for 2004, when diners and office workers are to be scattered.
Riffs were just as likely to be scattered notes, atonal clusters or stray swoops.
"Where would you like to go?" "I'd like to be scattered," Jeanne said.
"But if I'm going to be scattered, why do I need an urn?" Aunt Flo asked.
