scratch for

That is, if he had not been scratched for the game.

You have to scratch for nice things to say about her.

So far, 24 of the 84 games have been scratched for each team.

She stopped scratching for a moment and looked at him.

I want you to close these little scratches for me.

"Then they'll have to scratch for a living, like everyone else."

They would still be scratching for a living in another twenty years' time.

But does it come up to scratch for educational value?

He was a healthy scratch for the past nine games.

Are you getting all this up to scratch for ninety three?

However Jesus simply might not be up to scratch for these modern times.

At no point does either side admit that it is scratching for every vote.

There was no scratch for such an itch, even if the hands could move.

As a result, he would have to use new equipment, and start over from scratch for production contributions.

They'll often risk a handout from a human rather than scratch for themselves.

But you've got to scratch for everything you get.

The lad was really scratching for something that would hurt.

Still, someone might take that one scratch for an accidental occurrence.

There's nothing like having to scratch for a living.

"She's fought and scratched for everything she has," I said.

"What were you scratching for when I first saw you?"

It scratched for a hold and then was still.

Life is one long scratch for this poor individual.

And your guests will assume you have been cooking from scratch for hours.