| They will be forced to deploy their guards outside to try and hold you off while one of their squadrons scrambles from the spaceport. |
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| Our scrambles in the Alps eventually, albeit circuitously, lead us southward to Italy. |
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| The software scrambles the file by overwriting the data with random characters that make it impossible to retrieve. |
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| It punches at the foaming wavelets, scrambles along the edge of the rocks, cartwheels, hops. |
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| And the absence of fruit pickers would bring a run on tin-openers and unseemly scrambles for fresh produce. |
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| The media giant is pulling apart its empire as it scrambles to compete in a changed media world. |
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| You'll see a couple of loose ball scrambles each game and that's plenty to put a smile on our face. |
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| He is a pure pocket passer, meaning that he stands back and throws, as opposed to someone who scrambles and throws. |
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| If he can't meet members of the JTTF face-to-face, he talks to them on a secure telephone that scrambles his conversations. |
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| This amazing new kitchen appliances perfectly scrambles an egg inside the shell. |
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| When we negotiate, our clients certainly want a program, which scrambles a signal so you can't copy it. |
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| During the transaction, the system scrambles your bank details, it is therefore impossible to decipher them during their transfer by Internet. |
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| Encryption scrambles the information in your purchase, including your credit card number, so this information can only be viewed by Motorola. |
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| As the catcher scrambles to recover the ball, the pitcher heads home to cover the plate, and R3 advances, trying to score. |
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| Encryption electronically scrambles the data stream between your computer and our server. |
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| As the Republic scrambles to re-establish order, the Sith Empire moves quickly to consolidate power within its new dominion. |
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| The choice of routes covers the full spectrum of climbing grades from difficult scrambles, to E8 multi-pitch climbs achievable only by those with Spiderman-like abilities. |
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| Norad also now frequently scrambles fighter jets to investigate when passenger planes go off course or report other trouble. |
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| A radar detector jammer scrambles the signals emitted from detector radar devices, allowing the speeder to get away. |
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| The Moscow talks come as Athens scrambles to deal with a credit crunch that has sparked feverish speculation of an imminent default. |
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| At Broadcasting House, the BBC's new offices in London, a shortage of good desks has led to frantic morning scrambles. |
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| What ends up happening next is that the government scrambles around asking what it should do now. |
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| Encryption is a method that scrambles and unscrambles various pieces of information so that it can be sent securely from one location to another. |
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| Our email encryption program scrambles your personal, financial or confidential information. |
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| Each main headend processes, modulates, scrambles and combines the signals in order to distribute them throughout the network. |
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| When they are on alert we do our Tango scrambles and when we are on alert they do their training flying. |
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| On average, we do 3 scrambles per weekday and 2 per day on weekends, most of them for training. |
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| Brad Johnson scrambles for 10 yards on third down to get the first down. |
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| Moore scrambles around the film like a big shaggy dog, jumping up and knocking things over, excitably putting together all sorts of possible connections. |
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| It solves some of the problems by using a device that scrambles data at its point of origin and creates a corresponding device-specific descrambler to authenticate the device. |
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| What is it about nostalgia that so effectively scrambles our evaluative faculties? |
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| He is coming down with an earth-shaking crash as a marsh rabbit scrambles through ashy blackness, racing around destroyed brush like a wasp gone madder. |
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| A squirrel scrambles up the thick, twisted trunk of a mango tree. |
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| After that psychological barrier was passed, the remaining scrambles and squeezes were negotiated with relative ease, and any mutinous murmurs were thankfully subdued. |
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| Snapdragon vine, a plant with arrowhead-shaped leaves and dark red or bluish purple flowers with a yellow center, scrambles over some of the shrubs. |
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| The north face of Ben Nevis is riven with buttresses, ridges, towers and pinnacles, and contains many classic scrambles and rock climbs. |
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| The Red Cuillin hills are lower and, being less rocky, have fewer scrambles or climbs. |
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| And indeed, therein lies the force of The Year of the Eclipse, which scrambles reason's reference points and interrogates, through literature, the folly of our contemporary world. |
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| But in detailing episodes involving their clients over the past several years, lawyers described mad scrambles that led to the closed doors of Homan Square, a place most had never heard of previously. |
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| As prime minister Alexis Tsipras scrambles to secure a financial lifeline to keep the debt-stricken country afloat, hardliners in his radical left Syriza party have also ratcheted up the pressure. |
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| The Czech Gripen pilots each have between 120-160 training scrambles with four aircraft every work-day was not just a test to see that the aircraft could be airborne in 15 minutes. |
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| Many easy scrambles in good weather become serious climbs if the weather deteriorates. |
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| It raised international attention to various land scrambles at the domestic and transnational levels, particularly in light of the most-recent food crisis. |
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| An everyday memory scrambles the noble message handed down from the traditions of sculpture, which this example yet seems to respect to the letter. |
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| When the music stops, everyone scrambles for a chair. |
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| Encryption scrambles traffic sent over wireless networks to make it very difficult for an unauthorized individual to see the content of your traffic. |
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| All routes which tackle Crib Goch are considered mountaineering routes or scrambles. |
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| Luanda, for instance, is now as much of a bottleneck as a gateway to Angola, as the world scrambles to pick up contracts from its burgeoning oil sector. |
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| It is an excellent climber and scrambles around in trees and bushes. |
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| Antonino Fogliani's conducting was evocatively flexible most of the time, but some hard-driving tempi made for a few musical and verbal scrambles. |
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| It is an ambiguous term that lies somewhere between walking and rock climbing, and many easy climbs are sometimes referred to as difficult scrambles. |
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