Sentence examples for scribble from inspiring English sources

Is their manifesto just a child's scribble in red Crayola?

In the number-recognition program, when someone writes a number freehand on a touchscreen the neuromorphic chip extracts essential features of the scribble and uses them to guess (usually correctly) what that number is.This may seem pretty basic, but it is intended merely as a proof of principle.

"And most of the bad scribble seems to be coming from people back East," she said with a smile.

A century on, Nick Clegg, who these days shares the grace-and-favour retreat with William Hague, the foreign secretary, would probably scribble "Haven".

And yet, when your correspondent and a scribble of British journalists dined with Mr Arafat last week, the president had a twinkle in his eye.

He could not get on with school in Winnipeg, preferring to scribble novels, and dropped out early.

Although e-mail did away with much paper-based correspondence, some older, technophobic bosses insisted on having their e-mails printed out so they could scribble their responses in pen for their secretaries to type in and send off.Yet the prediction seems to be coming true at last.