Sentence examples for would be scattered from inspiring English sources

Thirty computer terminals would be scattered throughout the building.

Inevitably, the town's erstwhile Christian inhabitants would be scattered between different countries.

The dots would be scattered widely, perhaps, with promising leads indistinguishable from rubbish.

Dolls' clothing and parts - arms, legs, torsos - would be scattered over her lawn.

The union said his ashes would be scattered in San Francisco Bay.

Crumpled £50 banknotes would be scattered around the room with women's numbers scribbled on them.

Otherwise sight would be useless because the thick sea of photons we live in would be scattering off each other, destroying the images they carry.

Janet Bloom was the Aunt Janet who'd been scattered over Cape Cod Bay several years ago.

During a lunch break, they told me how difficult it was to be disconnected from their other siblings, who'd been scattered about the city in different foster homes.

They say that, when the new estate is finally built, they will offer us first refusal, but we would all be scattered by then – and how much of it would be genuinely affordable?

When my parents first brought us here, I told them their ashes would not be scattered anywhere if there was any chance they would blow back all over me.