Sentence examples similar to scramble earlier from inspiring English sources

In a scramble earlier this week, the mayoral campaigns of both Alan G. Hevesi and Fernando Ferrer claimed that Diane Gordon, an assemblywoman from Brooklyn, had endorsed them.

The program includes two pieces from the '60s: "Winterbranch" (1964) and "Scramble" (1967).

Free agency after the lockout was a scramble last year once the new N.F.L. labor deal was signed.

A best-ball round is set for today and the event will end with a scramble tomorrow.

Universities are bracing themselves for a record-breaking scramble tomorrow as thousands of teenagers rush to find themselves a place through the Ucas Clearing system.

The dearth of returning migrants set off a desperate scramble this week to recruit the workers who did step off long-haul buses and trains returning from the interior.

When someone noted that Mickelson seemed to scramble today, Mickelson quickly corrected his questioner: "It didn't just seem that way.

As high school seniors and their families scramble this month to make their college choices — based at least somewhat on how much that education is going to cost — they would do well to at least consider the story of Rachel Weishoff.

The withdrawal of ambassadors may have given an appearance of unity, but the scramble last month to get the extended list of sanctions together paints a different picture: Slovenia blocked moves to include the oligarch Yuri Chizh, a friend of Mr Lukashenka.

The last-minute scramble earlier this month was only the latest chapter in the industry's yearlong battle against increased federal oversight of their schools.

Four years after Vince Young's fourth-and-5 scramble, Jan . 7was primed to join those moments, immortalized among my most treasured memories.