scrambled

It was the type of meek resistance usually saved for the end of an Ashes tour when heads are scrambled.

Neighboring campers, who included an obstetrician and other medical professionals, scrambled to tend to baby Aurora, who entered the world at a little over 3½ pounds.

Jasmine Joyce-Butchers injected some much needed fire into Welsh bellies with a meandering 40m break, but Scotland scrambled well and won a timely turnover.

Her children scrambled into their car seats, chatting happily about the cows and ducks they have at home on their farm.

On the next play, he scrambled forward out of the pocket and attempted a short pass that fell incomplete, moving with no obvious hindrance or signs of discomfort.