A scramble for patents had already begun.
There was a scramble for the best seats.
It was Arakanese who joined the general scramble for loot.
This partly reflects a temporary quarter-end scramble for funds.
We have seen a scramble for Africa before.
Rather than being the imperious character of legend, he continues to scramble for answers.
Oracle, Cisco and IBM will vie for corporate customers; Apple and Google will scramble for individuals (see table).
The melting ice cap looks almost certain to create a navigable Northwest Passage and unleash a scramble for undersea resources.
That may, in part, be a reflection of American bosses' ruthless cuts in full-time jobs, forcing those laid off to scramble for whatever work they can find.
The scramble for seats is arduous-southwest typically does not let you reserve a specific one-but at least the stewards smile.
He couldn't confirm the cause of the fire, but one Sinai resident blamed it on a cigarette discarded during the scramble for fuel.
The scramble for oil and gas offers ample causes of yet more conflict in Central Asia and even the Gulf, where today America’s rules supreme.
A rate cut now might not even have been felt: the collapse of Lehman has triggered a mad scramble for cash by Banks, driving the interbank-lending rate as high as 6% in recent days.
