An area may be strewned with shards of glass.Logical formLearned from3 sentences. Shards can be from (window panes).Logical formLearned from3 sentences. A policeman may be injured by (glass shards).Logical formLearned from3 sentences. Injuries can be from shards of broken glass.Logical formLearned from3 sentences. Shards of glass may cover streets.Logical formLearned from3 sentences. A male may find shards of pottery.Logical formLearned from3 sentences. A shard can be constituted-of-or-filled-with debris.Logical formLearned from3 sentences. Some man may be killed by a shard of debris.Logical formLearned from3 sentences. Shards can be constituted-of-or-filled-with (glass pieces).Logical formLearned from2 sentences. Shards of glass may be carpeted on the ground.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. (Glass shards) may pertain-to a bus.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. (Glass shards) of a bus may injure a male.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. Shards can be constituted-of-or-filled-with fried onions.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. Some shards can be constituted-of-or-filled-with memories.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. A shard can be incised.Logical formLearned from2 sentences.