1
You have come to get us out of an awful bad scrape.
2
The money-digger and the clam-digger realized that they were in a bad scrape.
3
It was a bad scrape, and it was mainly her fault.
4
I owe you something for helping me out of a bad scrape to-day.
5
Probably I'll get him into some bad scrape that will secure his discharge.
6
He immediately came to the conclusion that he had got into a bad scrape.
7
The thrashing was the gate by which he was to escape from a bad scrape.
8
It was a mighty bad scrape this time, and he got out of it well.
9
He has got out of one bad scrape; he will get out of a second!
10
I only say, it is a bad scrape.
11
It's a bad scrape we are getting into, and I wish we were well out of it.
12
I have got into a bad scrape.'
13
The fellow must think himself luckily out of a bad scrape, and thank God for all his mercies.
14
It was a bad scrape, and he could see no way out of it except by telling the truth.
15
It's a bad scrape, Carew.
16
The more I study about a bad scrape that I expect to get into, the more nervous it makes me.
