scramble through something

I scrambled through the water, putting a wall at my back.

She had scrambled through the middle years of the decade.

I scrambled away from him, through the open bedroom door, into the living room.

So the official went scrambling through the complex and got the players together himself.

For Will had jumped high and was scrambling through the window.

They four scrambled through the door and slammed it behind them.

Once, he was able to scramble through the dangerous area during the moment between two waves.

He scrambled through the opposite door hole, got his feet under him, and ran.

The men scrambled through the shallow water on the other side of the bridge.

Kurt scrambled to and through the door of the closed bridge.

Lyra scrambled through, but Will stood still and looked into the eyes of his father's ghost, brilliant in the shadows.

When it couldn't go anymore, he lifted the hatch up and, using his elbows, scrambled through.

The warrior, pushing the slaves aside, scrambled through into the corridor and ran forward toward the center.

He scrambled through and rose to his feet.

We found a hole in the hedgerow and scrambled through.

By the time she reached us she had the passenger door wide open and the two kids quickly scrambled through into the back seats.

He placed a straight chair under the mirror, took the hand offered him, and scrambled through.

The last sheep finally found the gate and scrambled through.

Bob and Jupiter peered into the hole, then quickly scrambled through.

Roland didn't bother with the main door, but instead opened an arched window beside it and scrambled through.