The whole area's full of this garbling and clicking.

There was a little garbling, but not much.

She looks for the shocked response to her garbling of Eloise; when there is none, she seems a bit let down.

This garbling of speech by actors who are theoretically trained professionals is inexcusable.

Don't blame him for any garbling.

It would appear the Sequene story is likewise based on a garbling of Fontaneda.

After that we had some food and drink with much garbling and good cheer, and one of them took me back to a road I knew.

But as they appeared over the hills, there was an abrupt garbling of sound over the transmitter, and a chilling, screaming noise.

The message was coming in with remarkable clarity, no garbling at all apparent now that it was routed through the Ox circuits.

And his eagerness to don different hats in nimble succession leads him to repeated garbling or glossing over of factual details.

He landed on his forearms and knees on top of the collapsed door inside the garbling, noisy roomful of struggling equipment.

It is quite possible that this is a garbling of an encounter between one of the Russian submarines and a decoy vessel around the same time.

This was such a garbling of Freud-the other Freud-that we had to beg Frank for a second translation because we couldn't understand the first.

Surely the most peculiar event at the Inauguration was Chief Justice John Roberts's garbling of the Presidential oath.

In Norse tradition another brother is named Gutthorm (Gutþormr) which looks like a slight garbling of Gundomar.

This was a garbling of Grandfather¡ s saying that Capitalism was what the people with all our money, drunk or sober, sane or insane, decided to do today.

His name was Cleveland Lawes, a garbling of the name of the man I had ruined, Leland Clewes.

Redgate informs about possible symbolism used in the Ghewond's history and possible garbling in Mamikonian's history, and cautions not to take everything at face value.

(This looks like a garbling of some source that told of Mazadân's alliance with the Fay Morgan in Terre de la Joye; the "Land of Joy").

Against this garbling of my report-done by the President's own order- I strongly demurred; and this emphatic protest marks the beginning of Mr. Johnson's well-known personal hostility toward me.

Ground controllers of some satellites plan to reduce the volume of commands from ground stations to avoid electronic garbling and erroneous commands that can be caused by the impact of dust particles.

Although an Irish nun called St Ita was active in the 7th century, Ite's name has been interpreted as "almost certainly a garbling of Edith" and that of Osid a rendering of Osgyth.

The name Khiva is a Turkic garbling followed by a breakup and an abbreviation of the land's original Iranic name, Khwarazm (from Khwara+zem, "low land": it being the delta of the Amu Darya).

The garbling of dates and traditions thus ensures that it is impossible to date the time of Taurinus' episcopacy, although scholars usually place it at the beginning of the fourth or in the middle of the fifth century.

I found it so helpful when I began to practice pediatrics in Vermont that I had it published under a pseudonym, Dr. Eli W. Rockmell, M.D., a sort of garbling of Eliza's and my names.

But what's really going on is that the paper has garbled the "60 Minutes" interview.

So, for 50 years, the story the album tells has been garbled.

The words were an effort; he had to work to keep his tongue from garbling them.

Some of them suggested that his message had been garbled in the delivery.

Much of the message is garbled beyond our ability to decipher.

Like the muffled threats that were being garbled by his hand.

The words were garbled by the effect of the poison, but understandable.

Or one with a bad transceiver that garbled a call?

But switching back to 4-pane view garbled it again; there's no way this is good enough to work with.

"But at least they usually add a little variety by garbling the punch line."

"Sometimes things can be garbled in the translation, as any diplomat will tell you."

That garbled any single reply, but one word was repeated often enough to come through clearly.

Or, as he explained, "To me, it never made sense to garble a story."

Both parties must be using the units in order to garble the entire conversation.

So he had garbled it, to foil his own maneuvering.

But the next words, though conveying a sense of urgency, were garbled.

Typically, the message is completely garbled by the time it gets around the circle.

The conversation can be garbled, and others can listen in.

But as she continued to speak, the message blinked in and out, garbling the rest of her words beyond understanding.

The tunnel itself took the jumble of sound and garbled it still further.

Only the name did not translate well to the Band flashes, and he garbled it.

Maybe my story is being garbled in the translation.

Modern technology has greatly expanded the potential for garbling messages.

"That part of the transmission must have been garbled."

It has always been garbled in the journals, and even in history.