Sentence examples for scramble before from inspiring English sources

There's a bit of a scramble, before a Sanchez effort was deflected wide.

In a last-minute scramble before this week's deadline, ten candidates registered for the presidential election due on April 8th.

Camby's name was on the chalkboard in the locker room, as if he were still in the lineup, so Chaney was forced to scramble before the game.

Mourinho was peeved, though his emotion changed to admiration when Mata went close to beating Jones with a sublime sand wedge of an attempt with his left foot that caused the goalkeeper to scramble before tipping over.

In the diplomatic scramble before President Bush's address to the General Assembly on Thursday to explain why the United States is moving toward a military strike against Iraq, the key issues for the United Nations are what weapons Baghdad is developing and how fast.

James Hanson failed to convert from a goalmouth scramble before Zoko should have done better with a header.

In Stockholm, Nobel committee members scrambled before reaffirming the prize in the face of rules against posthumous awards.

He first hit Danny Coale for 80 yards down the right sideline with 1 11 left, putting the ball at the Nebraska 3. Two plays later, Taylor scrambled before connecting with Roberts in the end zone.

two days later featured a memorably wild sequence in the final seconds, with several blocked shots and loose-ball scrambles, before Texas' Daniel Gibson drilled a 3 to send the game to overtime.

WASHINGTON — An 88-year-old white supremacist with a rifle walked into the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, one of the capital's most visited sites, on Wednesday afternoon and began shooting, fatally wounding a security guard and sending tourists scrambling before he himself was shot, the authorities said.

(Other chromosomes come in pairs, and they get scrambled before we inherit them from our parents).