16 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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We are scrambling to find a solution to the environmental crisis.
Sarah was scrambling to finish her homework before the deadline.
By the time the concert starts, the musicians will have been scrambling to perfect the last few notes of the composition.
The journalist was scrambling to gather information for the breaking news story.
They have scrammed after finishing their homework.
As the deadline approaches, the writers will have been scrambling to finish the final chapters of the novel.
Scram! The skateboarder quickly moved out of the pedestrian's way on the sidewalk.
Scram! The shopkeeper chased away the pigeons pecking at the storefront.
Before the exam results are announced, students will have been scrambling to review all their notes.
Once the secret is exposed, the spies will have scrammed from the espionage operation.
After finishing my presentation, I will scram from the conference room.
The scientist will be scrambling to collect data during the experiment.
Ahead of the fashion show, designers will have been scrambling to make last-minute adjustments to their creations.
Frustrated by the traffic jam, the driver decided to scram and take a different route.
The reporters have been scrambling to gather information about the breaking news.
Scram! The annoyed librarian reprimanded the noisy readers in the quiet section.
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