Danny tried to scramble to his feet.
So there was nothing to do but to scramble down that tree and climb the next one.
He wanted to be near enough to scramble up again at the first hint of Mother Bear's approach.
His sharp eyes snapped as he watched the twins scramble up that tree.
Emily made a frantic attempt to scramble back but the harder she tried, the faster went the landslide, carrying her with it.
His first thought was to scramble up the side of the tin pail, but when he reached it and tried to fasten his sharp little claws into it in order to climb, he discovered that he couldn't.
Spread the shawls and settle Jill, then you needn't think of us any more, but go and scramble with Frank.
A wild scramble was heard in Jack's room, and a steady tramp in the other as Frank worked away at the stiff collar and the unaccommodating button till every finger ached.
Most of us, at some moment in our young lives, would have welcomed a priest of that natural order in any sort of canonicals or uncanonicals, but had to scramble upward into all the difficulties of nineteen entirely without such aid, as Maggie did.
Tom Tulliver, then, compared with many other British youths of his time who have since had to scramble through life with some fragments of more or less relevant knowledge, and a great deal of strictly relevant ignorance, was not so very unlucky.
On the sands they had horses waiting, which dragged the casks up the steep street of the little town with a fine rush and clatter and scramble.
The pond rose so quickly and the water rushed past so fast that people had to scramble out of their houses and begin working on them, to keep them from being washed away.
In a very few moments it was necessary for Elaine to scramble to her feet, pick up her cloth of gold coverlet and pall of blackest samite and gaze blankly at a big crack in the bottom of her barge through which the water was literally pouring.
At sight of her Anne tried to scramble to her feet, but sank back again with a sharp little cry of pain.
The escort was beginning to scramble up from the sidewalk.
They commenced to scramble down, and for a while we had a three-ringed circus.
No scramble.
"It is"—solemnly—"easier to scramble eggs than unscramble them.
Take egg whites only and scramble them for the most even and consistent consistency.
Wang-yun: Now those ambitious courtiers started to scramble for power, profit and influence.
