"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.
But because I was stuck, then I started scrambling for how can we make this work: That's when I came across all the marriage and family materials.
So Sanchez turned left and 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.
Ezra Klein, one of the night's guests, was excused from his chair at four minutes past the hour, as producers in the control room started scrambling to book interviews with storm experts and local officials; they reached a police sergeant on his cell phone, then rushed to put him on the air before he lost his signal.
What do you mean?" Everyone started scrambling, they were all trying to sit down.
Weeks later, the Times ran an expose and the administration started scrambling.
Everyone around the set started scrambling to find him something long, dark, and drape-y with sleeves.
