Sentence examples for she garbled from inspiring English sources

I believe that Ms. Joffe-Walt has an important message to convey that she garbled this time around.

Gerard used the term nosferatu, but in all likelihood she garbled another term, perhaps necuratul, Romanian for "demon," or nesuferit, Romanian for "unbearable," or nosophoros, Greek for "plague carrier".

She garbles her lines; her Sleeping Beauty oversleeps.

She has lost the power of speech and she garbles her words to the laughter of the audience.

She has garbled the first line of a 1996 Psychology Today article (linked from Loftus's own Web page) that says, of Loftus, "She has been called a whore by a prosecutor in a courthouse hallway, assaulted by a passenger on an airplane shouting, 'You're that woman!' " A sloppy mistake, no question, but this doesn't mean Slater invented the incident out of whole cloth.

When she ran for vice president, she frequently became disjointed and garbled when she departed from her prepared remarks.

My wife got a garbled voicemail she couldn't understand, but it was from an 800-number so she figured it had to be from American.

But she allowed her message to be garbled, which is something she'll have to address going forward.

She then tells a garbled version of the story, but Fiennes doesn't cut to the videotape, sticking rigorously to cinema-vérité pretensions: no talking heads, no archival images.

Even seniors who hear sounds relatively well often report that words sound garbled or mumbled, she noted, indicating a deterioration in hearing mechanisms that process complex speech.

And because her voice becomes garbled during warm weather, she carries a portable keyboard with a speech-output device, similar to the device that physicist Stephen Hawking uses.