Sentence examples for started scrambling from inspiring English sources

So Sanchez turned left and started scrambling.

"We got here and we started scrambling.

Once back in the rock pit, he started scrambling up a pile of boulders.

Until the economic downturn, when studios started scrambling to cut costs, the gentler DVD movement was driven almost entirely by Wal-Mart, which mandates that vendors clamp down on carbon emissions and reduce packaging.

But with luck the debate will also remind Japan's voters, its neighbours and its allies of what all stand to lose should Japan go AWOL.Cocooned in its protective alliance with America, Japan started scrambling to attention when it discovered that its cheque-book diplomacy in the 1991 Iraq war bought neither influence nor gratitude.

"We all started scrambling for a safe place," Mr. Rajendran said by telephone from his bed in an intensive care unit at the nearby Holy Cross Super Specialty Hospital, where he was taken with broken bones in his face and in one arm.

"He said to do what I do, when I start scrambling," Lucas said.

But like McNabb, if he gets loose in your secondary and starts scrambling around, you're in trouble".

And in this country, scientists will feverishly start scrambling to get their grants written, because in Canada, September is Grant Season.

"Once we had kids, a light bulb went off in my head like, 'We have to provide.' I felt like I really had to start scrambling".

And be honest: if you got to the pinnacle of American business celebrity, then realized the empty feeling still hadn't gone away … wouldn't you start scrambling for an alternative, for example a run at the White House?