scratched together造句

• The Yankees scratched together the only run in the ninth, benefiting from an error by second baseman Lou Merloni.
• I've scratched together a quick demo, the county map is not properly redrawn-just roughly scaled up.
• So is everything they scratched together with the dirt-poor wages they earned making toy Santa Clauses and frozen pastries on factory assembly lines.
• When the group came to New York, it scratched together a living by singing and dancing on the street and by playing New Orleans jazz for coins in subway stations.
• De Silva, regarded as one of the best batsmen in the world, had a dismal test series against New Zealand when he scratched together just nine runs in four innings.
• France said NASCAR would love to go back to " the Alan Kulwicki days, " when an underfunded underdog scratched together the resources and won the title in 1992.
• The British 6th Battalion Royal Marines Light Infantry ( RMLI ) was scratched together from a company of the Royal Marine Artillery and companies from each of the three naval port depots.
• After three games in which the Bruins barely scratched together an offense against the scrappy'Canes, it was Burns's attempt _ perhaps his only remaining hope _ to find a way back into the series.
• Russell Banks isn't a household name in American letters, and what fame he has scratched together as an author has come from powerful novels such as " Affliction " and " Cloudsplitter ."
• After the Yankees took a 2-0 jump on O'Neill's first of two homers, Piazza's double knocked in a run in the bottom of the first, then the Mets scratched together the tying run in the second.
• In places, small groups of men, sometimes scratched together from different companies, in some cases from different divisions, were " . . . inspired, encouraged or bullied . . . " out of the relative safety of the shingle, starting the grueling task of reducing the defenses atop the bluffs.