Sentence examples for be scrambled over from inspiring English sources

Assume, then, that the non-winner can lay this aside, there is a yet third hurdle to be scrambled over.

You'll be scrambling over boulders for a good chunk of the Mount St. Helens climb, so it's good to make sure you can handle this.

Pancakes sizzle to a golden brown on a griddle hanging in the fireplace, eggs are scrambled over hot embers and corn bread cooks in an iron spider pan in the hearth.

Figure 2 presents the homomolecular isotopic exchange profile in which a mixture of 14N2 and 15N2 is scrambled over Co3Mo3N at 450 °C.

The Ministry of Defence says that RAF Typhoon fighters were scrambled over southern England on Wednesday to escort two Russian long-range bombers spotted off the coast of Cornwall.

With the deadline fast approaching, the deal was scrambled over the line with the help of the trusty fax machine and a friendly pilot.

Pure homomolecular exchange in which a mixture of N2 and N2 molecules is scrambled over a surface did not occur, indicating the low ability of the cobalt molybdenum nitride system for N2 dissociation.

homomolecular exchange in which a mixture of labeled oxygen molecules, typically O2 and O2, is scrambled over a surface, and heterolytic exchange in which a labeled molecule, typically O2, is scrambled with the "lattice" oxygen species of the catalyst (generally O species as dictated by the relative abundance of the various oxygen isotopes).

We were scrambling over the fence.

Teams of foreign rescue workers with sniffer dogs pondered how to help when so many people were scrambling over the vast site.

The document, A European Framework National Statute for the Promotion of Tolerance, according to the drafters, seeks to define, codify, and balance rights, liberties and security at a time when governments are scrambling over how to cope.