scatter in, across, around, throughout or on?
| The remaining patches are scattered in hill and montane areas around the peninsula. |
| Three or four boys scatter in search of buckets; a fifth runs off to call the fire brigade. |
| Presently, this community is scattered in Hawal, Eidgah and Gulshan Colony of Makhdoom Sahib area. |
| They contain valuable product or service information and are scattered in places with high foot traffic. |
| Cremated remains may be scattered in a favourite place although you should have the landowner's permission. |
| Scattering in a Garden of Remembrance is often annonymous and rarely gives opportunity for direct commemoration. |
| Currently, your data might be scattered in different places, in computers and in your iPhone, iPad or Android phone. |
| But the electromagnetic field is not evenly scattered in it and it is difficult to test the temperature on line precisely. |
| Book of Remembrance - This is often chosen as a memorial when the remains have been scattered in the Garden of Remembrance. |
| There was a long counter with stools to the left, and many booths and wrot-iron tables scattered in the middle and to the right. |
| Look for them scattered across the top of the HR diagram. |
| Bars, resto-bars, night clubs are scattered across the city. |
| As it stands, those activities are now scattered across Twitter, Nings, and wikis. |
| Today there are about 5,000 followers, called Muslims, scattered across the island. |
| But these aspects of his thought are scattered across a number of his books and articles. |
| During the transitional era, JCC activities were scattered across a variety of locations. |
| Blue light is what we see when the light from the sun is scattered across our daytime sky. |
| Scattered across the bar was a few of his best men, fighters whose skills almost rivaled his own. |
| There are condos scattered across NoVa that predate metro and TOD - many of them absurdly located. |
| They grew very rapidly after 1750; by 1800 there were as many as 200, scattered across the country. |
| There's an extensive array of excellent accommodation scattered around the city. |
| The are a number of bars scattered around the hotel to cater for different tastes. |
| You're lying on a bed, and the guys are scattered around the room in little groups. |
| Priests are not only murdered, their bodies are cut into pieces and scattered around their churches. |
| He also added there was no sign of the car there and the stuff he had bought was scattered around him. |
| In the early days polling places were not scattered around our neighborhoods, instead voting would take place in the county seat. |
| Defeated, Holden started breaking down the drill while Asa grabbed the few loose tools that were still scattered around the site. |
| The former officials, most of them retired and scattered around the country, largely disavow any responsibility for what happened. |
| One-game penalties have been scattered throughout his tenure. |
| Pigment is prominent and scattered throughout the parasite cytoplasm. |
| Markets are scattered throughout Vienna but most popular is the Naschmarkt. |
| Interesting ruins of this forgotten period lie scattered throughout Jaintiapur. |
| Heat exchangers are found widely scattered throughout the food process industry. |
| The soy flavour and the egg pieces scattered throughout the noodles were essentially no different. |
| There was no Jewish nation in the political sense; only Jewish communities scattered throughout the world. |
| Chromatin irregularly arranged and brown or black pigment granules scattered throughout cytoplasm, or in a loose central mass. |
| Based on existing studies, there are at least six different groups scattered throughout the island, all speaking related languages. |
| You throw all the discs into the air and let them scatter on the ground. |
| Cooking equipment, boxes, buckets, and bananas are scattered on the ground. |
| There are few more scattered on some islands, but they will be way over your budget. |
| There's also a lot of videos scattered on Youtube about Islam criticizing Christianity. |
| His ashes should be scattered on a peaceful hillside out in the Vietnamese countryside. |
| Oh well, it was good exercise and they had interesting little DNA facts scattered on the staircases. |
| But when he returned to the station, he was told by a woman who cleaned that she had found his things scattered on the floor. |
| If you have a light room, light scatter on the screen can make buying an expensive TV seem silly if you can only watch it with curtains drawn or at night. |
| And this little fellow is easy to spot -- he played shy for a while, but the lure of the seeds someone had scattered on top of the stump was too strong. |
| I sat surrounded by at least one hundred metal jar lids scattered on the floor and the dishes that had been piling up in the kitchen since seven in the morning. |
| His ashes were scattered over San Francisco Bay. |
| Instead, they build individual homesteads scattered over their hilly terrain. |
| The Mafia Archipelago is scattered over the Indian Ocean 21 km off the Rufiji River Delta in central Tanzania. |
| He succeeded, however, in killing twenty-three, but they were scattered over a distance of three miles, while mine lay close together. |
| The current scheme of the Code contains provisions relating to sexual offences and assaults scattered over Sections 354, 375-377 and 509. |
| Isolated beaches scattered about offer a few watery pleasures. |
| Several monuments to the ghetto and uprising are scattered about the area. |
| Small, with an amiable local culture and luxurious villas scattered about. |
| Over 5,000 years ago, our ancestors came to this spot to carefully select water-rolled granite cobbles which can still be found scattered about this remarkable rock beach in large numbers. |
| This year's long table will be set amid the pretty flats, which are scattered with haystacks. |
| Branches rattled together in the icy wind, and the black sky was scattered with brilliant stars. |
| Many of his followers would have become scattered with some migrating with Jesus himself out of Judea. |
| The Department for Education's website has a map scattered with dots, denoting free schools due to open next September. |
| Fire had gutted the main dining room and the lakeside terrace was scattered with bullet casings and overturned garden furniture. |
| This design is named for the green valley of Rackwick in North Hoy with its beach scattered with giant boulders pounded by the full force of the Atlantic. |
| Seven weeks ago that congregation was scattered by government officials. |
| In Compton effect, an instant X-ray is scattered by a free electron just like in a collision between two rigid spheres. |
| By measuring the numbers of particles which scatter by different amounts we can work out much about the structure of the target. |
| This arrangement prevents the light traversing the lens from being scattered by the proximal nucleus and axon, and thus provides a sharper image. |
| Shows how the lighting can screw you up, because of those shadows being much darker because there isn't that light (scattered by) the atmosphere filling in. |
| Now those who had been scattered by the persecution in connection with Stephen travelled as far as Phoenicia, Cyprus and Antioch, telling the message only to Jews. |
| But deep down, my heart has been broken into a million pieces and scattered to the wind. |
| The inhabitants of these 19 villages have been scattered to 175 separate rehabilitation sites. |
| As you commence, then, and before you scatter to the winds, I urge you to do whatever you do for no reason other than you love it and believe in its importance. |
| There are hundreds of sample clues (often very celver ones) scattered through the text. |
| What Does It Look Like? Diabase is dark green to black, sometimes with some white crystals scattered through it. |
| Swarms of insects, schools of fish and flocks of birds regroup into golden spirals after scattering from a disturbance. |
| Standard Deviation A unit which is used to measure the spread or scatter of measures around the mean of those measures. |
| Their inmates were driven out at the point of the sword; they were scattered like sheep over the land. |
| Excitation Several ideas have been suggested for the excitation mechanism: i) A few massive planetesimals might have been scattered into the Kuiper Belt in the early days by Neptune. |
| Currently we use a hodge podge system where stuff is scattered between pickups and I want to consolidate on one 3/4 ton. |
| At the time of the destruction of Jerusalem they were scattered among the nations. |
| Rubbish and broken furniture are scattered along a narrow London lane off Fleet Street and a determined traffic warden gives a ticket to a disconcerted German lorry driver. |