Sentence examples for scramble to live from inspiring English sources

Reports of Meerkat's death have been exagerated, but it will have to scramble to live through Twitter's marketing onslaught.

In 20 years, London is going to be under water, and we're all going to be scrambling to live as far up north as we can.

All of this highlights a scramble of people trying to live and work in the area exploding with innovation.

For some students, the loss of standing or membership can have serious consequences: they can be evicted from their fraternity houses and left scrambling for a place to live.

When the earthquake hit, survivors scrambled to find a place to live and soon settlements for Haiti's homeless sprouted in every available nook of Port-au-Prince.

In the scramble to build bots that live up to the hype, messaging app Telegram has just announced a $1M giveaway to developers to try to incentivize them to build cool stuff.

The telcos are scrambling to offer live TV streaming bundles in an effort to shore up pay TV subscriber losses, while the networks that had once relied on pay TV distribution to reach viewers are now having to negotiate new packages with the streaming services like Sling TV, Hulu, Sony's Vue, YouTube TV and others.

England were reduced to living off scraps, a scramble to which they are not accustomed.

In the new play a damaged Iraq war veteran returns home to Memphis during the last weeks before the demolition of the city's Hurt Village housing project, where he and his family and friends scramble to escape their lives.

The family planning campaign comes as global health officials scramble to save the lives of more than 300,000 mothers who die annually from complications of pregnancy and childbirth.

The city is scrambling to draw more live music, conventions and special events to its waterfront.