Sentence examples for a good scramble from inspiring English sources

It was a good scramble to get around in 72.

The nearest the game came to a goal before the end of a poor opening half was through a Jamie Ward free-kick that everybody missed except for Hoops keeper Green, who made a good scrambling save.

That's a really good scramble from there, even if it was from close range.

This has been mainly down to taking try-scoring opportunities, good scramble defence and having the most prolific goal-kicker in the championship.

Poverty is an experience that stays with you for life – every unknown number that calls, every unexpected knock on the door has me hesitant on a good day, scrambling to hide at the top of the stairs on a bad.

As with all cooking, even with something so apparently simple, really good scrambled eggs take a bit of time and effort.

Karlsson also missed a series of fairways and greens but also showed good scrambling skills to share the early lead after sinking seven birdies.

The problem is most of us aren't chefs, so for the rest of us good scrambled eggs are more important.

Everything from the surprisingly fresh and citrusy (raw) Quail Eggs to the impossibly tender Lamb Osso "Buko," which Ferris says is easier to prepare than good scrambled eggs, seemed to reinvigorate in his guests the drive to learn what they can do next in kitchen.

Some good scrambling defence from the likes of Andries Pretorius, the South African-born number eight making his Wales debut, along with Blues back-row colleague Josh Navidi, helped keep a now rampant Japan from crossing again.

What was good enough for Mozart, Mr Mortier implies, ought to suit Salzburg.Nor is it everyone's idea of a good time to scramble up to the snowline on the 3,200-metre 3,200-metrern peaKitzsteinhornar an avant-garde work by an American, George Lopeak delivered by plucky players perched like mountain goats along the cliffs nearby.