Sentence examples for scram and from inspiring English sources

One could argue that Scram and the threat of jail bought those five months of sobriety and treatment for John.

The show exudes wit — creating short vignettes, for example, to explain the elastic uses of the word "Inshallah," or "God willing," including "be patient," "scram" and "dream on".

It will not do to pat the South Koreans on their heads -- some of the hair on them dyed quite garish colors -- and tell them to scram, and let the big boys take over.

According to PRA studies, three categories of events are primarily responsible for the risks associated with LWRs namely, station blackout, so-called transient without scram, and loss of cooling.

It's hard to listen to the doomy industrial thud of SCRAM and not picture a nuclear reactor failing to power down, or on Pripyat, the ghostly remains of the Cherynobl disaster.

"It looks as if the painter asked the subject to 'say cheese!' and then told her to scram and buy some clothes while he painted the photograph," David Lee, former editor of Art Review magazine, said in The Daily Mail.

(Cy5,5) and Scram -CLIO Cy3,5) and demonstrated a high Cy5.5/Cy3.5 fluorescence ratio using the LLC.

Viability of 66 cl4-scram and 66 cl4-VEGF-C KD cells treated with increasing doses of H2O2.

(B) 66 cl4-scram and VEGF-C KD cell viability in response to different doses of etoposide or doxorubicin measured by CellTiter-Glo assay.

Despite the dramatic difference in size between 66 cl4-scram and 66 cl4-VEGF-C KD tumors, we did not observe significant alterations in proliferation or apoptosis between these cells in vitro or in vivo.

We also examined the levels of Sod3 in 66 cl4-scram and VEGF-C KD tumors that developed in the left and right abdominal mammary fat pads of the same mice.