Sentence examples for least scramble from inspiring English sources

None of my daughters has responded yet, but at least Scramble has distracted me from Blitz.

Catastrophe – or at least scrambled eggs – is only a misjudged shift of weight or a mistimed balance away.

But at least this week's scramble for places has exploded one persistent myth: that introducing tuition fees would put students off higher education.

Many would have offered tonal shifts, or at least something to scramble the movie's dramatic key.

For this year at least, N.F.L. teams will scramble to scout a player who applies for eligibility by March 1.

The best way to insure being able to strike when it is least expected is to scramble all expectations.

That stops the clock for a few seconds, at least, while the attendants scramble onstage and your coach rouses you with smelling salts.

One hot day last July, a pipe ruptured in the century-old refrigeration system at the Manhattan market, forcing at least nine wholesalers to scramble for blocks of dry ice to try to keep their beef and pork from spoiling.

Slackened rules on big hitting caused a raft of injuries, not least in the opening scramble which had replaced the mundane coin toss: two opposing players ran from 20 yards towards a ball waiting in the centre and the one to grab it secured possession for their team.

The Giants believe they can pressure McNabb up the middle, where scrambling quarterbacks least like to see the pocket collapse.

Buried beneath the hysteria may be a quarterback growing, if not into greatness, at least into durable, affable, scramble-oriented decency.