Sentence examples for scrambled from inspiring English sources

The Albion manager defended making 10 changes to the side that scrambled a 2-2 Premier League draw with Crystal Palace on Saturday, in spite of the 2-1 defeat at Dean Court three days later.

Sources say the ABC newsroom was in chaos on Monday as news executives scrambled to coordinate the rolling coverage across platforms without her expertise, leading to tempers flaring.

Before each solve, puzzles are scrambled according to a computer program, to ensure that all competitors begin from the same positions.

Morgan's calmness under pressure will certainly be of benefit to an England side who during the latter stages of Cook's tenure suffered because of his sometimes scrambled thinking in the field.

In the 14th minute Aird let fly from the edge of the box after using Smith as a decoy but his drive hit the side-netting as Radoslaw Cierzniak scrambled across his goal to cover.

And, damningly, as England scrambled for survival in Sweden, questions were asked as to why Powell had insisted on selecting six injured players for her squad and sticking with them instead of Arsenal's most exciting young talent this season, the midfielder Jordan Nobbs.

It needed a timely clearance from Igor Shitov to prevent Yakubu from racing clear on goal and then Osman broke free inside the area after 54 minutes but his shot was scrambled to safety.

Australia are bowling well certainly, but batting brains seem a little scrambled just now.

At the beginning, when the curfew was clamped down at 6pm, there was a nightly rush for transport, public and private, as people scrambled to get indoors promptly.

I scrambled down palm-fringed dirt tracks, the air heavy with the scent of coriander.

Here it's all-eggs, all-the-time, with a menu that runs to well-executed basics like scrambled, boiled and omelettes and more sophisticated dishes like oeufs en cocotte (eggs baked in ramekins with cream, mushrooms, and other garnishes).