17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Scram' in a Sentence
"To quickly leave or go away; typically used as a command." more
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After the argument, she scrammed out of the room.
Scram! The children were told to leave the playground as it was closing for the day.
Scram! The curious toddler was about to touch a hot stove.
When the storm approached, we had to scram from the beach to find shelter.
Realizing they were late for the train, they had to scram to the station.
The employees have been scrambling to meet the deadline for the project.
They are scrambling to secure funding for their startup.
As the final bell rang, the students were excited to scram and start their weekend.
Scram, little critter, before the cat catches you!
The teacher told us to scram out of the classroom during the fire drill.
Once the event concludes, the guests will scram to their homes.
With the rain pouring down, the spectators had to scram to find shelter.
The chef was scrambling to prepare a special dish for the VIP guest.
Scrambling up the mountain, they reached the summit at dawn.
The students had to scram from the lecture hall when the fire alarm went off.
Scrambling eggs is the first cooking skill she mastered.
The actor had to scram from the set to attend an urgent meeting.
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