Sentence examples for get garbled from inspiring English sources

If the recipient's computer is incompatible with the sender's, the document can get garbled.

You can make out the frequency all right, but the words get garbled along the way.

TM: What I said (these things get garbled when they're printed) is that contemporary literature has to deal with the challenges laid down by modernism.

Some queries get garbled: one librarian thought a caller from South Africa was asking how many statues of Lenin there are in the world.

Because this one box manages both your Internet signal and your phone signal, your voice doesn't get garbled when you download big files, as it sometimes does with Internet-based service.

Angolan kuduro, US rap and Afrobeats drive Nigga Fox's rhythm section of cheap snares and toms, while bits of traditional Latin and African instrumentation – accordions, flutes – get garbled across history into raved-up blurts.

And sometimes their message has gotten garbled.

But the message was getting garbled en route to Pyongyang.

But Wilcove told me the message had got garbled along the way.

The greater the capacity, the shorter the distance the information can travel without getting garbled.

The message got garbled & Lt. Price came aboard alone and handed the admiral a pair of gray dress gloves.