scramble

scramble for a living

a mad scramble for the bus.

scramble to one's feet

scramble up a steep hillside

scramble for power and wealth

she scrambled out of the car.

I lost Tommy in the scramble for a seat.

scramble the pages of a manuscript

scrambled for the best seats.

The children scrambled up the hill.

see them scramble to kosher illegal evidence.

the organizers scrambled frantically to rejig schedules.

we scrambled over the damp boulders.

I tried to scramble to my feet.

Robbie scrambled into jeans and a T-shirt.

firms scrambled to win public-sector contracts.

an undignified scramble over the wall.

I tucked into the bacon and scrambled eggs.

Bad weather scrambled the air schedules.

Researchers have been scrambling to find the cause.

European nations are also scrambling to get their citizens out of Kabul.

The Biden administration's been scrambling to contain the fallout.

A little butter on it and then have scrambled eggs.

This is the scramble for the land ISIS built and lost.

She scrambled out of the water and ran off, howling.

Small wonder, then, that music firms are scrambling to cut costs.

And now you're scrambling to go home.

But these people, you can see, they're scrambling out of the way.

So it left them kind of scrambling.