| And though it strewed the stage with disaster and disgrace, nevertheless, not even their closest intimates could presume to reproach them. |
| Endowed as he was with superb powers of criticism, an impressively hard-headed acumen, he strewed his letters with witty, biting obiter scripts. |
| Again I seized them, and in the struggle that ensued, the thongs that bound them were broken, and the skins strewed about the floor. |
| Klein then spent the money on gold leaf, which he strewed over water — most often, the Seine. |
| Mokṣa can be achieved only by the saintly, or perhaps by those who have died in Vārānasi and had their ashes strewed on the Ganges River. |
| With its glossy non sticky texture strewed with twinkling particles, smile irradiates a long-lasting shine. |
