Sentence examples for scrambled effort from inspiring English sources

Jack Redshaw's 12-yard strike put the hosts ahead, before Connor Goldson's scrambled effort and James Collins' volley gave Shrewsbury the lead.

Cushley also had a late claim for a penalty turned down when he was bundled over in the box after seeing his scrambled effort saved by O'Neill.

But Clucas's scrambled effort with 16 minutes left slid inside Brown's right-hand post to get them back on level terms.

Vardy was a constant menace and it was no surprise when he got his customary goal, while Liverpool's vulnerability when defending crosses was exposed for Okazaki's scrambled effort.

Sixty seconds later Clarke was denied a second goal when her scrambled effort was cleared off the line by left-back Abbie McManus.

The home side had their chances too, with Krul having to be alert to keep out a scrambled effort from Carlos Bacca before the Colombian rose unmarked to meet a cross but his header flew over the bar.

Hart parried the ball but it went backwards and over the line, with his scrambled efforts to scoop it clear in vain.

Elsewhere in the troubled euro zone, a big loss by an Austrian bank served as a reminder of the fragility of financial institutions, while a German supreme court decision scrambled efforts to speed up political decision making.

As Kenneth Norwick, a co-counsel for the plaintiffs, said the other day, "Maybe an unstated reason [for Time Warner's scrambling effort] is 'Then people will have to buy our dirty movies.'" "All I want to do is make people feel that we're sensitive to concerns about their children," Aurelio says, trying to explain how he can "abhor" censorship and support an amendment that mandates it.

In hindsight, Hansen is glad his name never surfaced when the scrambling efforts in 2008 were taking place.

Reliever Ryota Igarashi may have brought new meaning to the phrase taxi squad with his scrambling efforts to get to Citi Field on Thursday, an amusing affair on a grim day for the Mets.