Sentence examples for would have scattered from inspiring English sources

Jupiter would have scattered away many of the original asteroids, but slowly.

"If a group of cars had shown up, everybody would have scattered".

Such a mighty progress would have scattered smaller bodies hither and yon; things that started off close together could easily have ended up as far apart as Ceres and Pluto today.As it happens, a few months before New Horizons flashes past Pluto, a much slower spacecraft called Dawn will slip sedately into orbit around Ceres and begin a long programme of observations.

Lynne Plowman's Collectors assembled, slavering, yesterday at a Victorian pumping station in Hove, but minutes before the start of a Bonham's auction which would have scattered worldwide what is regarded as the greatest private collection of engineering history, Jonathan Minns announced that an anonymous private collector had acquired the lot by private treaty.

Mr. Smith said that the Hussar's gold, if there ever was any, would probably have scattered and washed away long ago.

I was hoping you guys would talk about all the crazy small bears they have scattered around St . Petersburg

The livestock have scattered.

Others have scattered farther.

Over the years the murals have scattered.

Other viewers have scattered across the dial.

We have scattered a few calendula seeds.