Sentence examples for endless scrambling from inspiring English sources
But the tour, in keeping with the endless scrambling of past and present, was less about Bette Davis than "The Gilmore Girls".
The nation, scrambling through endless war bulletins about spores and Pashtuns, seems intent on a safer groove somewhere closer to Franklin D. Roosevelt's caution about fearing fear itself than the Gipper's once popular nostrum that government is the problem, not the solution.
He had appeared to overtake Geno Smith in the Jets' endless quarterback competition, but, nonetheless, there he was, scrambling behind the second-string offensive line.
But just throwing technology at the problem and walking away is not the best tactic; in fact, it might augment failures by continuing the endless cycle of massive breaches and the unprepared scrambling to fix the problems.
Independent filmmakers speak of "endless hours" of fund-raising, "a tremendous amount of scrambling".
He acknowledges the fact that he could continuously change the IPs of AuctionWatch's search tool and keep eBay scrambling to reconfigure its servers in an endless game of cat and mouse.
Endless rows of wind-pollinated corn leave bees of all types scrambling for food.
The deliveries from the left were endless – from one, Navas scrambled away Müller's header and from another he punched clear.
We hadn't filled a few roles for key crew, cast were yet to be confirmed, we were scrambling to get last-minute props; making script changes to accommodate our budget and production constraints, the list was endless.
