‘So on the scrounge for tickets and a trip to Cardiff now!’
‘Just had an invite to the press conference on Monday and I'm on the scrounge for questions.’
‘Or the fact that he had to go on the scrounge because he didn't have a pen in the first place!’
‘Miners also worked over the island itself, digging and turning over much of the land over like Wombats on the scrounge, leaving a battlefield landscape of deeply gouged scars.’
‘The cliches are there, waiting to be embraced - the prissy sister, the loser on the scrounge, the kid who talks about a daddy he has never seen.’
‘The prodigal ex-hippie who returns to an Essex village after blagging his way through eight years on the scrounge is still as charming and feckless as ever.’
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