scavenge

They arrived in time to scavenge the last of dinner.

They'd scavenged most of Bullet to put the thing together.

Below the surface there's a lot left to scavenge, even after all these years.

All three will try to scavenge whatever they can from the bears.

Since so little food was available, prisoners would scavenge anything they came across while working.

Some of the bodies had already been scavenged by animals.

They learned to scavenge and started learning how to hunt.

The people fled into the bush around the town, where they had to scavenge for food.

They must be starving, no matter what they've found to scavenge.

When, at last, the games went out, the dogs came to scavenge what they could.

Sometimes she must scavenge from within her own house, as when the family's Internet connection goes down.

From there, they scavenge food, which is scarce for nearly everyone.

They had scavenged the food out of a grocery store's back room.

When there's time, we can send a crew back to scavenge the other three.

Having little, they scavenge materials and use them in innovative ways.

Others scavenge for items and food to sell, use, or eat.

Players must also make use of the Internet to scavenge additional information required.

She hoped so, but how long did those creatures scavenge?

He was able to replace them from the gear he'd scavenged.

Kirk was up early, helping everyone scavenge what they could.

Maybe we can scavenge materials from the station, and fuel.

Later, when the rain let up, she would come back and scavenge the rest of the silk.

The term may also be applied to someone who scavenges after a battle.

Its head was exposed, and the flesh had been scavenged.

Villagers will come along to scavenge things from the wreck.