Sentence examples for I will scrawl from inspiring English sources

"If you want a list of all of her favorite bits," Gareth taunts, "The next time I am free/Quite comprehensively/I will scrawl them all down for you as an apology".

Before each game, he will scrawl a plus sign on his hand, reminding himself to be as positive with his players as he is with the public.

He'll scrawl comments on your article and have it scanned/emailed over to you.

As for Hetty Douglas, well perhaps she'll come back fighting – maybe she'll scrawl the words "sorry werking class ppl" on a paint-splattered canvas – but you'd expect the likelihood of any big galleries showing her work to be pretty slim.

"Thank you for lending your identity," he'd scrawled.

If I read a word I don't know, I will feel compelled to scrawl it on whatever piece of paper is on my bedside table and then hope that I'll be able to read my writing tomorrow, and will remember to look up the word in the dictionary.

As sure as east is east and west is west, if you hand somebody a felt tip and the blank canvass of a t-shirt they will invariably scrawl "I love cock" on it.

Big letters reading "I Will Kill You and Your Son" were allegedly scrawled across the carport wall.

If I'm reading for pleasure, I scrawl giant enthusiastic circles and exclamation points over particularly magical paragraphs.

Prostitutes roaming the streets at 8 a.m., rubble-strewn parking lots overrun with weeds, buildings taken over by bright pink graffiti, the message scrawled on blackboards in deserted schools: "I will not write in vacant buildings".

Inside a history of Pacific islands on view at the historical society, a bibliophile Dominy has scrawled, "Don't steal this book/If you do I will cut off your head".