In these, the anarchically scrambled words of Dada were replaced with a difficult but humanized language.
Negotiators from both parties are scrambling for new language that could assuage the concerns of the Internet community, but expectations are that the bill will now fail to get the 60 votes to move forward — a significant setback.
Yes, Link is a necessary component, but it's really all about this brazen imp, whose weird gibberish language (actually scrambled English words voiced by Japanese actor Akiko Kōmoto) and desperation to save her world make her one of the most memorable companions in any Zelda game.
Some, nervous that their particular area of expertise will soon become obsolete, are scrambling to learn new programming languages and networking skills.
At the very core, MachineShop is attempting to simply what appears to be a very complex web of different languages, standards and applications, scrambling to deliver services across connected devices. .
In a Babelish moment in art, language, scrambled and obscured, is one of the themes here.
Most Successful Attempt to Scramble the English Language, Pour it into a Blender, and Leave it Running--Sidney Poitier, for his "Rivers of the Mind" speech before announcing the Best Picture.
Oh right, according to the story, people got curious and wanted to build a tower to Heaven and God knocked it down, scattered the people all over the planet, and scrambled up their language skills so that they couldn't communicate with each other to try again.
In New Jersey -- where state testing for fourth and eighth graders will soon include a section on a foreign language -- schools are scrambling to find teachers.
Among them were most of the country's talented musicians and artists, who, like everyone else, were scrambling to rent apartments, find jobs, and learn languages.
