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91 Jimmy made a wide sweep of the littered clearing, finding his own kind of kindling.

92 The floor around the wastepaper basket was littered with paper aeroplanes made out of urgent requests from various City officials.

93 Above them rose the poor fields, littered with rock and gorse, the lower slopes of the mountain.

94 The sun was very bright; flies and insects buzzed on the littered veranda.

95 As the group moved at best speed towards the start line(sentencedict.com/littered.html), evidence of the recent tank battle littered the area.

96 Desks were littered with yards of wire stories, celebrity bulletins, picture handouts, telephone messages, and empty coffee cups.

97 The narrow hallway was littered with old newspapers and circulars.

98 The empty stadium was littered with burger wrappers and empty cans.

99 After contact they zoom away, Doppler-shifting into the horizon, which is littered with failed attempts.

100 Fallen branches littered the rides and new growths of whippy little sapling twigs poked down at head-and-shoulder height to a horseman.

101 Shreds of plastic, old iron, glass, animal bones littered both sides of the path.

102 But the cities are littered with half-finished construction projects or empty office blocks, witness to the decline of the property market.

103 Early levels are pretty dull, but as they get littered with more traps and obstacles, things get more interesting.

104 The place was littered with barbed wire and rotting lumber and a dozen old boats in various stages of decay.

105 There was a long wooden bench under the window, littered with instruments and jars.

106 The area around his home was littered with beer cans.

107 In downtown Olympia, shattered shop windows and rubble littered the streets.

108 The library had nothing on the shelves but the floor was littered with volumes open and lying face down.

109 Clothes, newspapers and nameless rubbish littered the floor and over everything a radio blasted away at fall strength.

110 The Department of Defense, especially, has a history littered with weapons programs and other projects canceled for good cause.

111 Attracting 600,000 visitors a year, the village is littered with ugly shop fronts and tacky signs.

112 Levi left the leaves lying in the littered lawn.

113 Houses smouldered and burned-out cars littered the streets.

114 Levi left the leaves lying on the littered lawn.

115 The floor was littered with ravel ( l ) ings.

116 It is fabulously romantic, littered with fairy-tale castles and cream-colored fortresses with their geometric hedges and exquisite parterres.

117 That left Li and Lin in the Tollgate's newest building, a 1992 colonial, where their room has become an island of college life, littered with clothes and the remnants of old meals.

118 The desks were littered with catkins, hazel and willow, which the pupils had been sketching.

119 After the dance the littered and lifeless ballroom echoed hollowly.

120 The road is reminiscent of the road from Baghdad to Falluja: littered with IED [improvised explosive devices) holes and the carcasses of burnt-out Nato supply trucks and containers.