Sentence examples for needs to scramble from inspiring English sources

What if Jacob needs to scramble?

Poland needs to scramble up the value chain, invest much more in innovation, reduce red tape and improve its universities.

Mark Mellman, a Democratic pollster, said Mr. Gore had more to gain from the convention than his opponent -- and maybe more to lose -- because as close as the polls are, Mr. Bush is now ahead and the vice president needs to scramble the dynamic.

(If all Chicago high schools have style-minded talents like Chenille, then Anna Wintour needs to scramble onto the Conde Nast jet and head for the Windy City.) "Save the Last Dance" mostly focuses on the puppy-love connection between Sara and Chenille's brother, the quick-witted Derek Sean Patrick Thomass).

Let's say Russia gets grabby in Europe, and all of a sudden the US needs to scramble a few hundred thousand guys, then North Korea gets some clever ideas about hosting their very own #OccupySeoul event and the US needs to send everyone else to go fight.

Without ad revenues, he would need to scramble his signal, like HBO, to persuade viewers to pay subscription fees.

But that was a thought he needed to scramble away from as fast as he could, for he was in danger of arriving too soon.

If The Times does leave the position unfilled, the newsdesk will surely need to scramble reporters northwards on a regular basis.