scrounge örnekleri

• However, if scrounging could be partially controlled through non-detection, then both types of sharing may occur, with scrounging behavior simply occurring less frequently.

• Indifferent to the martyr and without structural or formal connection to her, they mingle with common pigeons, scrounging in the slush for food.

• Norms also vary cross-culturally with respect to the tolerance for begging, harassment, and scrounging behavior.

• Scores of family photos in my collection, scrounged from friends or discovered at second-hand bookshops over the years, attest to this truth.

• They are just reaching a stage which is called scrounging or pinching, and that is the way to become a criminal.

• At that time coal-owners "scrounged" around trying to find a pit which was unable to produce its quota.

• They refuse to "scrounge" and to exist on the scanty money going into their homes.

• That underclass is a separate class, different from us, by implication scrounging from us, and subverting our values.

• I remember factories being knocked down and then scrounging around for factory space.

• I spend half my time at present in collecting, training and scrounging for young scientists and engineers to handle these things that are coming out.

• At the end of six years of war such activities generally known as "scrounging"or"winning" things became suddenly respectable.

• Clause 3 refers to people who are alleged to be scrounging under the social security system.

• One has only to scrounge about in galleries and elsewhere to find them without having to pay out £½ million.

• They drop out of the system, wander the streets by day, sleep rough at night and scrounge what they can from relatives and friends.

• Through the regulations and guidelines, they are telling people to depend on friends and relatives and to scrounge from them.