A year ago, Bloomberg officials got into a scrape with the Pataki administration over what percentage of the state's antiterrorism money ought to go into state, rather than local, coffers.
Disney also got into a scrape with the S.E.C. late last year over disclosure failings.
Typically, when the body gets into a scrape, its cells divide and conquer to repair the tissue damage.
Over the years, you gained confidence but even then, you may have gotten into a scrape or two.
Instead he got into a scrape of his own on January 26th when he awarded a knighthood to Prince Philip, the husband of Australia's (British) head of state, Queen Elizabeth.
Throughout - notably in an excellent comic scene where the London ghostwriter gets into a scrape at a casino - there are reflections on fate and fortuity, on hazard and the narrative meanings we make of it.
I stayed home as my friends went hiking, biking, sailing, climbing, diving, exploring – I was sure I couldn't keep up, and what if we got into a scrape?
The elder Mayweather has occasionally told the story of a day in their Grand Rapids home when he got into a scrape with the late brother of Floyd Jr.'s mother.
Being first in our class to lose them, or at least not being the last, was a matter that occupied far more of our attention than the acquisition of handwriting or the ability to fluently read stories in which Biff, Chip and Kipper get into a hilarious scrape at the church jumble sale.
How did the pharaoh, known for keeping his enemies at bay, get into such a scrape?
