| We pluck off palm branches and wave them, even strewing them in His pathway. |
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| The usual spring maniacs have been ripping up the daffodils and strewing them about. |
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| In a big, lost painting of 1920, he pictured himself, blood-spattered in a natty suit, gaily strewing female body parts around his studio. |
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| Visual pollution: everybody is confronted with the unpleasant view of cigarette ends strewing the ground. |
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| By far, it seems a carpet unattentively forgotten by the angels on the sand of the desert, with innumerable cupolas strewing its space. |
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| It is possible to use it both before the sowing or with dropping of plants as and to strewing of plants in later phases of the growth. |
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| Without the help of other strewers like Marc Beliën and Rita Cremers the strewing of a large sand carpet would be a hopeless task. |
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| With the Sun warming your aura, cheerleader Mars egging you on and generous Jupiter strewing your path with stardust, you Cancerians are this month's lucky ducks. |
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| Pleistocene glaciation deepened and straightened the valleys, strewing their sides and parts of the coast with debris. |
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| This is leading it to pour resources into dubious innovation champions while at the same time strewing obstacles in the path of the vast majority of private-sector companies. |
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| Before being used for strewing with parsley. |
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| Julie's work isn't made any easier by the fact that the men working for her are not entirely ready to accept her without strewing her path with a few banana peels. |
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| What this means in Toronto is that on garbage nights a steady stream of scavengers goes noisily through the bags and bins, strewing trash over the sidewalks and disturbing sleepers. |
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| Alive mutilated off their fins, then thrown back to the sea failing to death, corpses strewing paradise sea bottoms are those of young sharks, too young sharks! |
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| This year, Maison Saint-Gabriel is proud to present its vegetable garden, made in the 17th-century style and adding, from a historical point of view, to its garden of aromatic, strewing and medicinal herbs. |
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