Sentence examples for At scramble from inspiring English sources

To make things worse, at Scramble they've discovered a tiny chap, a kind of human lyrebird called Colin, who can perfectly mimic Toast's voice.

Toast, between parts, is still doing his voiceovers (as Berry does in real life; he is The Voice of so much) at Scramble, with Danny Bear and Clem Fandango, coke-snorting c-words, issuing instructions from behind the glass.

I was never very good at Scramble; Crazy Climber was my game.

Thus, in species where bridging is a very common mode of locomotion, small males, by being more efficient bridgers, will enjoy more mating opportunities and thus will be better at scramble competition to reach receptive females.

Karl is famous for not allowing his players to shot-fake at scrambling defenders; they must either shoot, drive or pass.

I encourage them to have a crack at scrambling again – but start by attempting something a bit easier than Crib Goch.

This may be true in literature, but Hollywood has become expert at scrambling the generic codes, producing dramedies, comedic dramas and other such hybrids.

Almost as shocking, he got up and down from around the green less than sixty per cent of the time, giving him a rank of 99th at scrambling.

It's one thing taking your medicine when you're in the trees; not bothering to even make a token effort at scrambling an up and down another altogether.

There was no-one better at scrambling when Woods was at the height of his powers.

You peered, as at scrambled porn on a high and forbidden channel.