Sentence examples for who scrap from inspiring English sources

It dramatises a meeting between a dying Rattigan and Nijinsky's widow, Romola, who scrap over Rattigan's script.

They are alert for a scam and a quick buck, the kind of New Yorkers who don't take nothin' off nobody, who scrap for the tiniest victory, who glare with menace when jostled on the subway.

Under the scheme, people who scrap their old car and buy a new one get a reduction of €2,000 £1,5266), half from the government and half from the carmaker.

That will make it hard for them to become good banks capable of attracting fresh capital.A pair of stimulus packages worth €64 billion this year and next includes tax cuts, subsidies to keep workers in their jobs and a wildly popular €2,500 "bonus" paid to drivers who scrap old cars and buy new ones.

So times do not matter, places do; and the green jersey (green for the simple reason that a lawnmower company was the first sponsor) is usually fought out between pure sprinters who scrap for wins in flat stages, and more versatile riders who can pick up points everywhere.

The vehicle replacement program provides $1,000 to motorists who scrap qualifying cars that fail the biennial smog certification test.

"The member from Groom, Ian Macfarlane, was the resources minister who scrapped the mining tax," Abbott said.

The alienated young formed themselves into street gangs who scrapped over their territories just as the young do today.

The boss showed the CEO, who scrapped the meeting agenda to talk about procurement because what he was looking at was so memorable, so compelling, and so real.

It made Mr. Krakauer, a former carpenter and fisherman who scrapped for a living as a freelance writer, a rich man.

But more than strategies, Duncan learned a mind-set from his father, who scrapped together 11 major league seasons despite a.214 career average.