Sentence examples for you scattered from inspiring English sources

"You routed the doubters and you scattered the gloomsters," he said, alluding to a British wheelchair racing champion, "propelled by no stimulant more sinister than the beetroot juice unaccountably favored by David Weir".

Mr Johnson drew huge cheers and laughter from the crowd during the speech, saying: "You routed the doubters and you scattered the gloomsters and for the first time in living memory you caused Tube train passengers to break into spontaneous conversation with their neighbours about subjects other than their trod-on toes.

It is hard chaotic work, it keeps you scattered and confused.

My impression, from farmers in movies, was that chickens come running when you scatter the feed.

Spoon the vinaigrette over the leeks, making sure you scatter the egg evenly over the dish.

Isn't where you scatter your ashes, when your own time comes, the place you call home?

I don't feel that's such a privilege having seen you scattering them around the ladies' lavatories, I say.

Sometimes you forget a song lyric, your joke falls flat or you scatter the pages of your script all over the floor.

When packing, you cram your adversary's supporters into as few districts as possible, sacrificing one or two seats in order to keep control of many more; when cracking, you scatter those same supporters among districts that you will likely win anyway, effectively wasting their votes.

And while a few thousand euros might not sound that much of a big deal, the more scooters you scatter the higher the fine scales.

"Once you start fighting them, you scatter them into more remote locales and greater areas become impacted, more people get involved and you raise their profits as they put a risk premium on their products," said Dr McSweeney.