Sentences with phrase «scrounging through»

If scrounging through thrift - store bins — the most eco-friendly option — aren't your bag, we'll have you looking like Señor Swankypants before long.

In some instances, this involves scrounging through the same dungeons you've already conquered, or obsessively rummaging through every bookshelf, dresser and treasure chest.

When you're not peaking around the corner for the next object of your death, careful scrounging through the environment for invaluable batteries will be essential to your survival.

Like any good pet owner, you want to maximize the amount of pleasure your furry friend experiences on a daily basis, so you go scrounging through the refrigerator for foods that are both healthy and exciting.

I was actually scrounging through the food in my house to find things to put it on because I felt bad just eating it with a spoon.

Lepers might have scrounged through there.

The sun was shining on the patchwork of damp, soggy fields below the ridge, and I wore my sunglasses, they were at the very bottom of my gigantic diaper bag and I had to scrounge through squished cereal bars and dried out wipies for them.

When researchers scrounged through the grass of the city of Helston in the United Kingdom, they discovered that creatures such as ants, beetles, and daddy longlegs were far more likely to congregate in spots where the glow from street lights was brightest.

With no budget to hire new talent, she has to scrounge through the reporters that are already under contract to IBS.

The levels are ripped right out of classic horror as you scrounge through spooky mansions or creaky factories, hunting for the watches and paying close attention to the subtle cues that let you know a ghost is approaching.

Paul completed Shadowrun: Dragonfall and the wonderful To the Moon, Randy scrounged through his backpack in ZombiU, and I lasered a bunch of brutes alongside Nathan Fillion in Halo 3: ODST.

Or feel free to scrounge through my garage and find the perfefct use for my treasures.

Not exact matches

All payment takes place through the app, meaning there's no need to scrounge up cash for a driver tip.

Some of my favorite summertime childhood memories include walking barefoot through the small (and only) market in my beach hometown, buying real - fruit banana popsicles with change scrounged from the couch.

Through some scrounging I was able to borrow almost everything, and we now know that in the US in some cities you can actually rent baby gear.

Rather than wait for the MTA to scrounge up cash to pay for the station, Mr. Bloomberg chose to fund the extension through property taxes from the rising Hudson Yards development on the West Side.

This is not because she'd be trying to scrounge off the state but because her family, like many families, simply doesn't have the money to support her through for three months without bringing in any income.

Keeping wine glasses and bowls at the ready keeps you from digging through your cabinets to scrounge up extras for your guests, and we fell in love with these gold - rimmed glasses that feel extra fancy, even if they were only $ 6 a pop!

Anybody shopping for Android apps, accessories, smartphones, or tablets will want to take a skim through these sales we've scrounged up from around the web.

That being said, there are several groups that are exempt from paying Social Security taxes, based on what I can scrounge up through online searching.

Poor old Mario had been through so much already as an abandoned dog, scrounging to survive.

Scrounge for supplies during the day, and hope you find enough to hang on to life by your fingernails through the seemingly endless nights.

For many, standing in checkout lines, fighting crowds, and digging through unorganized racks isn't the way they want to spend what little free time they can scrounge up.

A minor oversight was forgetting to pack music, but I scrounged a Disco Inferno compilation disc from the glovebox and Blamed It On The Boogie as I sluiced 600 ml of Diet Coke through my body (medicinal, to prevent weariness at the wheel) and burned up the bitumen.