“scrambled”造句，怎么用scrambled造句

I can easily whip you up some scrambled eggs.

I like proper coffee, scrambled eggs and crispy bacon, and then toast and jam.

Delicious with butter, raspberry jam or filled with scrambled eggs for any meal.

If you do this too quickly, the eggs will coagulate and you'll be stuck with a scrambled egg caramel mess.

Eggs can be prepared in a variety of ways: deviled eggs, over-easy, omelet style, scrambled, and hard-boiled.

Although new theories state that information from the interior of black holes is encoded in the Hawking radiation emitted from them, this information could quite possibly be scrambled.

Breakfast: a typical American breakfast menu includes scrambled or Fried eggs or an egg omelet, juice, bacon or sausage, toast, biscuits, or bagels.

While passengers on the Lusitania panicked and scrambled for survival, scientists say that those on the Titanic had enough time to override their animal survival instincts and do the chivalrous thing.

US authorities scrambled fighter jets above American cities as a precaution, but federal investigators said there was no evidence of terrorism in the crash, which happened during foggy conditions around3 pm.

Who has scrambled up my sewing things?

Each scrambled for the football at the football ground.

The questioning, by contrast, reflected the true image-scrambled and torn-of man reduced to nothing.

After Ditka cited the mysterious passage, reporters scrambled unsuccessfully the next day to find the biblical source.

As the civilian passenger ship keeled over in a matter of minutes, young healthy men scrambled to the lifeboats, leaving women and children to drown.

Military aircraft scrambled out to the center of the Atlantic, far from the coasts of Brazil and West Africa, and France sought U.S. satellite help to find the wreckage.

They scrambled us of the room.

I scrambled up the cliff for a better look at the sea.

Enjoy a satisfying scrambled egg, omelet or frittata (an Italian omelet with diced vegetables and meats) in less than 15 minutes.

It's been encrypted pretty naively, pretty simplistically, but it's actually an English sentence that's been somehow scrambled; but scrambled in a reversible way.

I scrambled up the rock.

The delayed order scrambled New Flyer's production schedule for the rest of the year, and led to the layoffs.