Sentence examples for scramble started from inspiring English sources

Anheuser-Busch's Super Bowl ad scramble started in earnest in early December when three Chicago agencies Omnicom's DDB Worldwide, the Leap Partnership and Fusion IdeaLab pitched final storyboards.

The scramble started early as the threat of the storm forced the New York mass transit system to shut down on Sunday evening, leaving tens of thousands of employees stuck at home.

"Scramble!" starts out a bit hysterical and thin but builds to a solidly funny second act.

"Bottom-up" in vitro SCRaMbLE starts with a centromeric acceptor vector and a series of "donor fragments"; the basic goal here is to evaluate a series of candidate genes (represented as "donor fragments") for their ability to boost production of the core pathway (resident in the chromosome in a non-SCRaMbLEable format) (Fig. 3a).

It seems like light years ago, now, as the scrambling immediately started after that Friday afternoon, the scrambling to give you something to read with little to no subjects to write about.

(A rough analogy would be estimating how many rounds of the telephone game, also known as Chinese whispers, it would take to scramble the starting phrase "lobster boil" into "losing team").

After a scrambled start, Pappano settled down to produce a lithe transparency in the orchestral sound and watchful support to the singers.

After all, there is no agency without the big tobacco account, and unless the odious Lee Garner Jr. steps in front of a bus, or tries to be a movie mogul in Hollywood, this scrambling start-up is in no position to play hardball in order to rehire Sal as art director.

Potentially, Zaire is the biggest prize since the new mining scramble for Africa started some four years ago.Disposing of their mineral bonanza presents the about-to-be-rulers of Zaire with their biggest long-term decision.

The surgery has become big business, and medical centers have been scrambling to start programs.

The scrutiny comes as the record companies are scrambling to start selling music online.