Sentence examples for daily scramble from inspiring English sources

For them the daily scramble for cash continues.

It is a daily scramble, corroding those caught in its traps.

Standing back from the daily scramble of events, the recent past crystallises.

Rather, they are involved in a daily scramble to secure a desk in the offices: the corporation has committed to "hot-desking", a gauche office trend whereby no one seat is assigned to a single person.

The intervening months and the new location necessitated a new batch of rehearsals, and so Ms. Kron commenced on her daily scramble from one end of the Public's complex to the other.

As a result, the agency's engineers have had to make a daily scramble for thousands of megawatts -- increasing the chance of a system collapse, said Camden Collins, who quit the agency's board last month to protest the caps.

What a searing indictment of modern Britain, which has afforded so little dignity to Alain that he is forced to engage in a near-daily scramble for publicity.

LOS ANGELES — Daily Variety, scrambling to figure out its future in a rapidly changing Hollywood news scene, named a former entertainment editor at The Los Angeles Times as its new editor on Tuesday.

For the third time this year, employees at three private bus companies in Queens went on strike yesterday, leaving more than 115,000 daily riders scrambling for alternatives and, in some cases, at wits' end.

So in this Year of the Pig, an acute shortage of pork has been national news, as butchers raise prices almost daily and politicians scramble to respond.

They bring a delicate balletic precision to the looped shorthand choreography of their repetitive daily routines (the scramble upright, the launch forward into press-up position and the roll sideways back onto their bunk).