Sentence examples for their scramble from inspiring English sources

That earned the Rangers that precious point in their scramble for a playoff spot.

On their scramble toward the ground, the second tower collapsed around them.

On Monday evening, in works by Matthias Pintscher, Shostakovich and Strauss, the players sounded none the worse for their scramble.

Mr. Guiliani said several thousand residents had returned to Lower Manhattan, where building superintendents continued their scramble to clean air-conditioning units caked with debris.

Talk show hosts and their scramble for celebrity and outrage haven't made radio livelier; they've threatened to kill it as journalism.

Other historians have graphically described the chicanery and greed of white Americans in their scramble for power and profit in early America.

"One entrepreneur sold a set of stickers to frustrated cubists," says Tim Walsh, author of "Timeless Toys," "to sticker over their scrambled cube and claim to have solved it".

The delegates from Michigan were still working on their scrambled eggs and cantaloupe at their 7 30 breakfast when the opening speaker, James Carville, compared the Republicans to squealing pigs.

One minute, everyone was sitting around the long dining room table at Drumthwacket, the governor's mansion, politely spooning their scrambled eggs and drinking coffee.

With their scrambled syntax, phonetic spelling and haphazard punctuation, the Lindbergh ransom notes — showcased in the 1996 HBO film "Crime of the Century" — may qualify as the first text messages.

Some of the strangers -- not all, but a fair number -- averted their eyes, offered a limp hand or, worse, shrugged and dug deeper into their scrambled eggs and pancakes.