Sentence examples for scavenge from inspiring English sources

Stray dogs scavenge in amongst the streets and drunk men sit slumped together under an old tree.

Highly skilled professionals pretend they are "consultants", but can't scavenge a living from fast-fading contacts.

For a reporter it was a bittersweet moment: a reminder of an age when newspapers threw off profits so vast that an American press magnate could scavenge the globe for endangered treasures, prising heirlooms from Old World nobles before shipping them by the ton to his Californian lair.Today, all is stood on its head.

Some designs beam energy to a receiving coil in an implanted device, and others use an external pacemaker that wirelessly stimulates an electrode implanted in the heart.Another possibility is to scavenge energy from the natural processes occurring in the patient's body.

Many go from one organisation to the next both Islamic and secular to scavenge as much support as they can, regardless of politics or ideology.

The animals scavenge on the carcasses of cows and donkeys.

Another is to scavenge energy from the motion of the lungs as they contract and expand during the breathing process.