Sentence examples for scrambled to record from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, White House transcribers scrambled to record his comments from network tapes.
Which is why everyone scrambled to record him replaying the day's messages on his answering machine.
And much of the buildup and hipster recoil seemed to abate when shipments of the CD were delayed several weeks, as the band's label, RCA, scrambled to re-press the recording, substituting a new song for one called "New York City Cops," the refrain of which goes, "New York City Cops/They ain't too smart".
British Airways flight attendants voted Monday to push ahead with a walkout next week, threatening major disruptions to holiday travel at a time when the carrier is scrambling to stem record losses.
European countries are scrambling to stop record numbers of migrants drowning in the Mediterranean Sea, but who are the men sending them on perilous journeys?
The company failed to meet expectations in the second quarter as it scrambled to increase manufacturing, spurred by record preorders for the upcoming Model 3. Some have qustioned whether Musk's grand plans to speed up production are actually possible.
Facebook's three-month lockup period (the period after an IPO in which insiders are barred from trading their shares) expired Thursday, and Facebook stock has since plummeted to record lows as insiders scrambled to make bank while they still can.
Contagion spread across the financial system on September 17th.Yields on three-month Treasury bills fell that day to 0.02%, their lowest since daily records began in 1954.Banks scrambled to get hold of funds.
Legislatures scrambled to enact laws.
The bank scrambled to react.
