Sentence examples for scramble about from inspiring English sources

We're a third of the way into the season, which has meant that certain teams have had a chance to find their form, then lose it again, then scramble about crying "My form!

Four baby chipmunks, rescued when their nest was bulldozed, scramble about in another cage.

There's a strong temptation, during your first few days aboard the QM2, to scramble about frantically, trying to sample everything.

The household is a cramped bustle of activity as women cook and clean and children scramble about.

English Heritage has a huge number of free, unmanned sites - usually ruined castles and abbeys - where kids can scramble about.

His serve is working and his forehand is in the groove and Nadal is left to scramble about the baseline, still in search of his rhythm.

Several of them scrambled about on a rocky incline along the creek.

RAF planes have been scrambled about once a month recently to escort Russian warplanes away from UK airspace, although the number of times it happened last year – eight – is not particularly high in a historical context.

This innovation would reward conscious effort, in other words — grim, unflagging exertion, and time, lots of time, and driving, miles and miles of it, as desperate kids and parents scrambled about like Joseph K., hoping to survive the process that they woke to find themselves enmeshed in one fine morning, all to prevent a dire verdict from an unseen bureaucrat.

This innovation would reward conscious effort, in other words grim, unflagging exertion, and time, lots of time, and driving, miles and miles of it, as desperate kids and parents scrambled about like Joseph K., hoping to survive the process that they woke to find themselves enmeshed in one fine morning, all to prevent a dire verdict from an unseen bureaucrat.

They were all scrambling about.