Sentence examples for to scratch something from inspiring English sources
I'd had a chance to scratch something off my bucket list and instead chose to do some 'on the fly' list revision.
Cats need to use their claws to keep them trimmed and healthy, meaning that they're going to need to scratch something.
Sadly, that magnesium frame doesn't mean the Kirabook is immune to scratches, something I quickly learned after stowing the thing in a checked bag while flying to Austin.
It will be up to the offense to scratch out something like two touchdowns and a field goal.
This is, in the political world, analogous to Eric Raymond's claim that every free or open-source software project begins with programmers with an itch to scratch-something directly relevant to their lives and needs that they want to fix.
We're just scratching something in the wall with our fingernail.
Do not test or show off a diamond by scratching something against it.
An unhealthy fish has little or no appetite, is lethargic, tries to scratch itself on something in the tank, has dull or gray coloring, has clumped up fins, or has patches, rashes or sores on its body.
And isn't that the joy of foreign travel — there's always something to scratch your head over.
For this reason, there is no quick fix for us today; to talk about climate change, renewable energy or staycations is merely to scratch the surface of something much deeper.
