" said Peter, scrambling down.
No one went near the plantation, for, as you know, the natives have a very lively horror of the disease, and in the old days when it was discovered the sufferer was killed; but sometimes, when the village boys were scrambling about the hills, they would catch sight of the white man, with his great red beard, wandering about.
He picked himself up rapidly, and set off running across country as hard as he could, scrambling through hedges, jumping ditches, pounding across fields, till he was breathless and weary, and had to settle down into an easy walk.
It was Barney Snaith's car and Barney himself was just scrambling up from under it, in overalls plastered with mud.
" Researchers studying the impact of emissions from industry and transport on climate change and human health are scrambling to understand the possible implications of the coronavirus pandemic as economies slow, flights are disrupted and quarantines imposed.
In transition, Westbrook will streak past scrambling opponents at full speed.
It has rattled global markets and prompted unprecedented measures from governments scrambling to contain the outbreak, which the World Health Organisation has warned could become a pandemic.
Once that Bucks' defense starts scrambling, an open Raptor can ill-afford to look a gift horse in the mouth when the ball is swung to him, because daylight in the half court is brief before shadows of the Bucks' defenders descend on open space.
You don't need to be scrambling to find your travel info.
In the speech, he mentioned an valuable experience in his childhood, "…When my mother and I was lying on the beach, she pointed to the front and said, 'Do you see the seabirds scrambling for food over there?
I haven't been to states like Louisiana and cities like Detroit, but from what I can tell, nobody is scrambling for the basic necessities required for sustenance.
SYDNEY, Australia — Already essentially shut out of the United States, the Chinese technology giant Huawei is scrambling to salvage its reputation in another country where growing worries over spying and security could hurt its chances at a big chunk of business.
"What you have is a scrambling of the schedule," said William Deacy, a biologist at Oregon State University that studied the phenomenon.
It grew to heartache, it grew to a great deal of pain, it grew to a great deal of confusion, and it had a lot of people scrambling.
Loose organiser associations are scrambling to become serious global governing bodies.
Ivanka's popularity in China has soared since her visit to the country, and now companies are scrambling to associate their products with the first daughter.
The latter focuses on the lions aggresiveness and high skills such as walking on the ball, scrambling for the ball, rolling the ball, diving for the ball,jumping and turning, climbing, walking on the seesaw, walking on pointed stakes and other highly skill-demanding feats.
Encryption is a fancy computer-person word for scrambling your data until no one can understand what it says without a key.
Groups all over the world are scrambling to find a place to cram all the data we're generating taking selfies, 、,,.
Amid rising real estate prices across China, Chinese couples are scrambling to get divorced to buy new houses, in an effort to circumvent government restrictions that require residents to pay more in down payment if they want to purchase a second house.
