Sentence examples for those scrambling from inspiring English sources

A kid sitting a few rows behind my friend was also among those scrambling for the ball.

There were the players jockeying for the victory, and those scrambling to secure their place in the top 30 in the point standings to qualify for the Tour Championship next week in Atlanta.

The LTA issued a glossy guide to all British players at the start of the tournament, but those scrambling for background information on the Broadys were surprised to see neither Liam or Naomi in the book.

Among those scrambling for the best-seller lists in coming weeks will be a new sequel to "Gone With the Wind" and the latest installment in David Baldacci's Camel Club franchise.

Those scrambling to put the pieces together include Ellis Cheever Laurence Fishburnee), a deputy director at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and another doctor, Erin Mears (Kate Winslet), whom he sends into a chaotic field that, before long, is littered with the dead and populated by a mounting military presence.

Those scrambling to unload a speculative property for a loss need their lender to sign off on the short sale.

Have you digested those scrambled eggs yet?

(Those scrambled eggs with spinach were full of lettuce, according to him, and thus inedible).

But, in addition to those scrambled eggs — fat, delicate, custard-like curds — the breakfast taco at Greenpoint Fish & Lobster Co. contains crispy fried oysters and shaved bottarga (plus pickled jalapeños and chipotle mayo), and suddenly it all makes sense.

A search engine, for instance, could accept encrypted search terms, scan the Web for results based on those scrambled words, and return encrypted results for the user to decode without ever seeing what he or she was searching for.

As frantic as spring may seem for those students scrambling to secure one of a finite number of seats at the nation's most selective colleges, parents and students should bear in mind that this process need not be so competitive.