Sentence examples for sometimes scrambling from inspiring English sources

Coach Orlando suggested that if Marcus Jacoby played a little more like Sam George, sometimes scrambling out of the pocket, he might be more effective.

Then together we make a decision – whether it's one of us taking the full day, splitting our days, or sometimes scrambling to find backup care, we recognize that both of our careers are important to us, and it's not an automatic assumption that I will give up my work to tend to the children.

In Green's time at Rindge and Latin, there were two shifts a week and the group sometimes scrambled to find enough volunteers.

Breakfast might be simply fruit or sometimes scrambled eggs, washed back with coffee — black when she's really tired, otherwise with milk.

At the Rainier Park Medical Clinic in Seattle, family doctors say that they must sometimes scramble to find specialists who will see their Medicaid patients.

Morgan's calmness under pressure will certainly be of benefit to an England side who during the latter stages of Cook's tenure suffered because of his sometimes scrambled thinking in the field.

Perhaps appropriately for a biography of a man who often failed to read his own times very well, the historical background here is rather broadbrush, with dates and details sometimes scrambled.

Tech companies sometimes scrambled to fix problems — often after hackers or academic researchers revealed them publicly — but few companies were willing to undertake the costly overhauls necessary to make their systems significantly more secure against future attacks.

If the Rams' offense walks out of the huddle with tight ends and receivers stacked to the left side, and suddenly there is a shift of players left to right, the defense is forced to respond; linemen sometimes scramble laterally, and sometimes the linebackers have to change their positioning and are still in motion as the ball is snapped.

But there is something to be said for qualifying only eight teams in one season, forcing the Yankees and the Red Sox to sometimes scramble on slippery grass, as catcher Victor Martinez did late Sunday night, nearly injuring himself in a desperate tumble.

We'll sometimes scramble to find a coupon in the car, and at checkout, every time, someone asks us if we have our Target number.