Sentence examples for has always scrambled from inspiring English sources

Despite an early Oscar nomination for Broadcast News and a subsequent win for The Piano, Hunter has always scrambled for work.

"In the case of reaching corporations, we are depending on our board members to gain for us entree to those organizations". Since its beginning, the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra has presented a prosperous front, but Rosen says the orchestra "has always scrambled financially.

The federal funding of school chaplains has always been a scramble.

I've always loved scrambling, the point on a mountain between simple walking and actual climbing.

Where we have struggled out there in the past is we have never really had a dominant set-piece, where we can go to our line-out, have a big driving game and suck the life out of them, so we have always been scrambling.

The scramble for school places has always been a stressful affair, but now some parents, and particularly the middle classes, seem to be going to extraordinary lengths to get ahead of the game.

Connelly has always been scrupulous about following proper procedure, which means that his aging detective must scramble to keep current in the forensic sciences.

Finding money has always been a challenge for a federation that only 30 years ago had to scramble to fund a simple training camp for the men's team.

One of my shout-outs to parents has always been....teach your kids to cook from the earliest age...even if it's only to boil water, make scrambled eggs, cook pasta and make salads, hamburgers and sandwiches.

I've always been partial to creamy, slow-cooked scrambled eggs, but for this week's dishes I found that I preferred larger curds, cooked at medium heat rather than very low heat.

"Guys were scrambling after it, and we have always said loose balls are crucial at playoff time.