Sentence examples for on scramble from inspiring English sources

Running With Friends was designed by team members who had previously worked on Scramble With Friends — they worked with Eat Sleep Play, the developer of Twisted Metal.

We calculated seasonal influence on scramble competition (i.e., food resource sharing), sociality (i.e., average distance between pair partners and rates of agonistic interactions), and space-use sharing (i.e., as calculated by the UDOI of core areas) for seven pairs, using multilevel modeling (MLM) for a one-way repeated measures design [Field et al., 2012].

On May 3 , 1945 two days before the Russians overran Peenemünde, von Braun ends up dining on scrambled eggs and posing for pictures with the 44th U.S. Infantry Division, to whom he has just surrendered.

Microsoft is in full-on scramble mode.

At times reduced to hands-on scrambling, I'm only dimly aware of the breathtaking views.

These games, which came in the heat of a playoff race and in the postseason, against top opponents like New England and woeful ones like Buffalo and Kansas City, demonstrate the downside of counting on scramble-and-heave heroics to provide nearly 100 percent of a team's offense.

This indicates, in accordance with previous findings on scrambling from neurolinguistic perspectives, that the scrambling in Japanese is indeed one of the grammatical operations and that the parsing strategy for the asymmetric antecedent gap relationship demands an additional cognitive activation in the brain.

One guy called and told me his kids eat it on scrambled eggs".

Kolb was frantic in the pocket and relied too much on scrambling rather than proper pocket mobility.

Tom pronounced his full Welsh "a good meal", but I gave up on scrambled eggs so dry they resembled popcorn.

Ordinary cryptographic systems rely on scrambling messages so thoroughly that only a recipient with a code key can unscramble them.