Sentence examples for that scrambled from inspiring English sources

The disclosure set off a controversy that scrambled the usual partisan lines in Congress.

The case featured an alignment of justices that scrambled the usual ideological alliances.

A final location on the game board that scrambled its four-letter first word plus RAT into its seven-letter second word was the CORE REACTOR.

Thomas said his baskets resulted from the double-teams that scrambled toward Johnson and the other Knicks.

A PGP-protected document would contain an encryption key unique to the document that scrambled the file's contents.

It was a welcome sign for a corporation that scrambled until the final hours before the event to raise money.

Our proposal is that Scrambling languages such as Russian employ P-syntactic scrambling to position foci VP-finally.

In this paper we discuss scrambling type phenomena in Danish [object shift (OS ], and Russian and argue that scrambling is a P honological -syntactic rule in the P honological -syntactic

Chiltepin, chile de árbol (the one that scrambles up trees), Tabasco, serrano, pasilla, Chimayó.

But most of all we're baffled by an act that scrambles our categories of justice.

J&J has more than 165 separate operating companies that scramble relentlessly for new products and markets.