Sentence examples for scrambled ground from inspiring English sources

Cooked scrambled ground beef is tasty in lentil soup also.

Add a half pound of cooked, drained, scrambled ground beef to make a meat sauce, or add cooked meatballs and sweet Italian sausage for a traditional Italian pasta dinner.

Lauri Viita's book "Scrambled ground" (Finnish: Moreeni) from 1950, presented life and experiences of a worker family in Tampere in 1918, including a point of view of outsiders in the Civil War.

During the Early Carboniferous all major body plans and life histories of ferns appear, including scrambling ground cover, tree habit, and lianas.

The flavor of lobster chunks still in the shell was enhanced by a sauce of eggs scrambled with ground pork, Canton-style.

Those selected as their victims cowered and scrambled on the ground in a manner which showed only too clearly their personal understanding of forced subservience.

My hosts and I scrambled to the ground — the house had been rocketed and strafed several times before — and found that the shell had crashed into another house.

Once the action started again, only the exploits of McGregor kept the scores level when he first denied Jelen, then scrambled off the ground to block the rebound from Benoît Pedretti.

Brandon Laird, a minor league third baseman for the Yankees, dived to his left for Evan Longoria's grounder, scrambled up and fired across the diamond.

As the two main parties have scrambled for the centre ground, the Lib Dems have emerged as the real opposition on issues such as Iraq and civil liberties.

In the chaotic moments after the gunfire began, as travelers dove to the ground or scrambled for cover in restaurants and stores, officials worried there could be bombs in the terminal and tried to determine whether the gunman had any accomplices.