Sentence examples for a fierce scramble from inspiring English sources
Gaston pumped a fist after banking in a shot from the lane with 13 minutes 18 seconds left, then scored after a fierce scramble under the basket.
In raising the possibility of sparing other allies from the tariffs, Mr. Trump kicked off a fierce scramble for exemptions that has left American trade partners confused and alarmed.
But back home, he is presiding over — and possibly choreographing — an increasingly fierce internal scramble for the rewards of high office.
Outside, trekkers scrambled into their tents as a fierce wind swept in from the lake.
Far from the spotlight of their candidates' events, hundreds of staff members and volunteers are scrambling for an edge in a fierce final effort to tilt the outcome of a contest that has been shifting almost by the day.
But after a fierce interagency battle, the Clinton Administration agreed in 1996 to stop scrambling the signal within a decade.
As constitutional scholars digest the court's decision, it has already set off a bipartisan scramble for campaign cash, thrusting party leaders, lawmakers with leadership PACs, and candidates into a fierce competition.
Before becoming a Democratic front-runner in this year's race for mayor, Mr. de Blasio was an ambitious Park Slope City Councilman who scrambled into the public advocate job in 2009, looking to turn the often-overlooked office into a fierce champion of neglected communities and the downtrodden.
— a Fierce Fabulous Female.
But a fierce nationalism lingers.
