Sentence examples for scrambling records from inspiring English sources

Engineers discovered that a central database had become corrupted, scrambling records across the system.

Not wanting to see anyone's data get exposed, the company took an approach of storing each set of biometrics as a scrambled record that's readable by its technology but not to anybody else.

Scrambled the records," he says in the trailer, of what happened in the interim.

Subsequently, White House transcribers scrambled to record his comments from network tapes.

The week will forever be known for Thursday's humiliating 45-point loss in Boston, a game that underscored the Knicks' dysfunction and scrambled the record books.

Which is why everyone scrambled to record him replaying the day's messages on his answering machine.

Then J. R. Smith turned into Kobe Bryant and Anthony became Bernard King, and everyone went scrambling for the record books.

Elsewhere, Japan has been scrambling aircraft in record numbers because of Chinese activity.

As the plane slowed, controllers were recorded scrambling the airport's fire brigade, clearing Runway 26 and telling the crew: "4590, you have fierce flames behind you.

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.

The second set had the longtime Sampras watchers scrambling for their record books to find the last time he had lost a set by 6-0 -- in a 1996 French Open loss to Yevgeny Kafelnikov.