You to look after the scrounging, and kind of act as the eyes of the rest, like.

I don't remember the scrounging over the outside of the wreck that well."

The kid got into enough trouble that he would probably jump at the chance to do a little authorized scrounging.

Think of the scrounging, the work, the, in-convenience I've suffered!

None of the available recordings, for example, can be easily recommended, and even among the unavailable ones, serious scrounging is required.

I wanted something better for her than a life of chancy, sordid scrounging in the Spindle.

We fell silent, sitting in the dimness; the only sound was the scrounging of small fingers in the cracker box.

But is it a lifestyle choice, just as benefit scrounging has been retitled a lifestyle choice?

Unlike a dumpster diver, a freegan (hard g) limits his scrounging to edibles.

"Good scrounging to you."

There would be unremitting labor- chopping and bringing in wood, taking care of the garden and the cornfield, the never-ending scrounging for food.

You can also, with minimal scrounging, get a large selection of their older books in (legal) non-DRM epub format.

At the Oakland Museum of California, the scrounging has fallen to a researcher, Aimee Klask.

I use my skill of resourcefulness-- scrounging," as it's called in the game--to find a rope to fashion into a bridle.

He finds out in the same episode that Alan's constant scrounging was a result of him saving every spare dollar he had for his lonely future as "Old Alan," and he had accumulated over $5,000 in cash.

They'd often had it up to here with each other (Bob continually fed up with Terry's scrounging and Terry always wound up by Bob's pretension), but who were closer to each other than they'd ever be to anyone else.

While she initially had doubted Quinn's ability to find the device and obtain the data it would contain, she reminded herself that the man made a living scrounging and scurrying about space, somehow obtaining that which should by all rights lie beyond his limited grasp.

The part I don't get is the mooching.

No good mooching, Justin.

He has a tenuous friendship with Vinny and a passing friendship with Tom (which disintegrates when Tom calls him on his mooching).

Lawmakers who once argued that Congressional mooching had been greatly exaggerated can now be found complaining about a precipitous decline in business at Capitol Hill's fancier restaurants.

J Map Buskers, craft stalls, sizzling woks, smoky satay stands, clothing racks, Aboriginal art, jewellery and knick-knacks make for interesting mooching.

She loved that man madly, but in a delirious way of some kind; there was never any mooching and mincing around, just talk and a very deep companionship that none of us would ever be able to fathom.

IN "Beulah," a show that made its debut on ABC in 1950, the title character was a huge black maid with a mooching, irresponsible boyfriend; a dimwitted, high-strung girlfriend; a keen sense of rhythm, and an apparently inexhaustible supply of patience.

The spring issue, currently on newsstands, includes an article arguing for an end to the Cuban trade embargo and another by Leslie H. Gelb, a former New York Times columnist who is now president of the Council on Foreign Relations, in which he describes his "mooching" of Cuban cigars.

For many months they found themselves scrounging money of the floor.

Just then we heard something scrounging about in the food safe.

But he was still forced to scrounge for a living.

Today there need be no scrounging around for interesting things to do.

You might scrounge around for that - 93 or 94,I think.

It was possible the Will might be able to scrounge up enough money to call him again, so he'd better get that.

"I keep thinking that I'll be scrounging for change soon enough," he said.

They spent the first part of the 90's scrounging for work in local theaters.

"While you were gone, the children and I went scrounging through the control room wreckage."

It was difficult enough to scrounge up meals for the two of them.

Every car in the city was scrounging around looking for you."

And it sometimes has to scrounge around for rehearsal space.

With no profession or trade to fall back on, he was left to scrounge for a living.

When the first people tried to start Internet companies here in the mid-90's, they had to scrounge to raise money.

It was Vietnamese behavior, she thought, making do with what he could scrounge.

"So I'm going to have somebody take a look, and see if we can scrounge anything up for the estate."

Dressed like this, she could usually scrounge up dinner in less than five minutes.

Scrounging the most basic equipment for the new Iraqi military was another problem.

Between the car and the house, I scrounged up five flashlights.

"I always wanted to be able to live nice, not to have to scrounge around for money.

Not that everything in the house can be easily purchased or scrounged.

Her husband is unemployed and does not get benefits, but he has ways of scrounging up money.

I've never scrounged off anybody; I always went out and earned it.

Not having a car, always scrounging change for the bus, walking, or running through the rain.

Probably thought we were scrounging quarters to do our laundry.

When she went back to the boat I mooched around by myself for a while.

Years later, I ran into him when he was mooching money for a cup of coffee.

Mooching around at school until 18 is not good for the country or the pupil.

I spent the rest of the day mooching around the station, thinking about Lisa.

They mooched off, looking for people more willing to be intimidated.

There didn't seem to be quite so many mooching around these days, that was a fact.

Lauren mooched about the school in a very bad mood.

He mooched over to the nearest one, and kicked it.

Ape mooched along in the middle somewhere, as if his mind was miles away.

But teenagers grow up, go to university, and suddenly mooching around Europe is possible again.

At this time only those players who have mooched food, clothing, and shelter can win.

BB - 1 day 17 hours ago is mooching off a successful woman a career?

I could hear the soldiers mooching around outside, and in the middle distance there was shouting.

All that talk of "Sylvia" had been just an excuse for mooching around.

At lunch I saw her wolf down a sandwich she'd mooched off one of the boys.

Mooching lunch from my mom wasn't a bad idea, now that I thought about it.

So we mooched up and down the deck, snapping at each other like sharks.

"So I was mooching around listening to all their foolishness, but then a message came in instead of going out."

He was getting better at this, mooching usually no more than three smokes on a stressful day.

She would get to the point only after she had mooched her fill.

Says he was as surprised as you guys, when she mooched into the picture.

He spills the whole lay, and all the tabs have been mooching around.

The system feels they're mooching and there's not a big urgency to help them."

I'm a graduate student at a famous university, mooching off private scholarships and government grants.