scratches together造句

• He scratches together some money to buy a new horse.
• He should probably scratch together an acceptance speech.
• "We were starting from scratch together, " he said in 2000.
• We were starting from scratch together,
• They had runners thrown out at third and home, needing four singles _ including Hundley's RBI hit to scratch together their run.
• They did manage to scratch together five hits against Colon, who otherwise was so dominating he made the Angels look like bewildered Little Leaguers.
• With the proceeds and what other funding they could scratch together, the Smoking Popes bankrolled the recording of the Break Up EP in 1992.
• The agents went to the rental office where they collected enough details of the truck's renters to scratch together rough sketches of the two main suspects.
• When he thinks about financing, he's usually wondering how customers will scratch together the money they need to buy the little structures, which dot the rural landscape.
• As the family sat on a low wall, wondering how they would scratch together bus fare back to Miragoane, Osner Sainta vowed to try again to leave as soon as possible.
• Consider this scenario : The citizens of East Littlethorpe, England, tested beyond endurance by the lack of new Kojak episodes, scratch together the money for a previously owned ICBM on the black market.
• The house, which the dramatist bought in 1802 for " all the money I had and could somehow scratch together, " is in the Late Baroque style and has a bright yellow facade.
• Later, hoping to scratch together enough money to marry his fiancee, Nina ( Mortimer ), he writes a gossip column for a paper owned by a blustery Canadian press lord ( Dan Aykroyd ).
• Although he scratches together a living of only 25 U . S . cents a day by selling water on the streets, he says the end of conflict planted his hope of eventually attending medical school.
• The Elvis revealed here grew up dirt poor in Tupelo, Miss ., eating whatever his mother could scratch together . ( A special treat was a plate of fried squirrel, collard greens and corn bread .)
• Berenguer confesses to Enrique that the new ending of the film is not far from the truth : the real Ignacio blackmailed Berenguer, who somehow managed to scratch together the money but also took an interest in Ignacio's younger brother, Juan.
• "We were starting from scratch together, " recalled Sam Phillips, who enjoys the role of an elder statesman of American rock'n'roll-- though he doesn't much like the " elder " part.
• Other spots, like the dockside area where young Frank tries to scratch together enough coal discarded from barges to cook the family Christmas meal of a pig's head, have made way for arts centers, museums, cafes and restaurants with names like Quenelles.
• "The immediate trade problems are back here, not in Jakarta, " growled Sen . Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N . Y ., who is trying to scratch together enough votes in the Senate to pass GATT . " But try getting anyone to notice ."
• Fifty years ago, Rhodes and Howard Wheeler were the stars of the Negro National Tour, self-taught, self-made men who rode buses and trains west in the fall and back east by spring, staying a few days in Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, Columbus, Ohio, and points in-between _ anywhere a promoter could scratch together an audience big enough to throw a few hundred dollars in the pot.