scrappy

He was scrappy, but not great in school, his mother said.

But his scrappy style caught the attention of Democratic leaders.

For more than 30 years, the company was a scrappy independent studio.

"I think we can be a little scrappy," he said.

But he had risen, born again, more scrappy than before.

And got the last laugh in what has already become a scrappy rivalry.

Twenty years since those fighting days, he and his band are still scrappy.

Scout was this scrappy little kid, and he let her be herself.

You have to be very scrappy as a defense attorney."

But he was described as a smart, scrappy baseball man.

He's a scrappy type who's not afraid to get dirty.

Many fans felt the same way about the scrappy Starks.

Sit inside, though, not out on the rather scrappy piazza.

In any case, its scrappy, frantic punk should sound almost as good without him.

So how did I wind up with those two scrappy strays?

It was the first time he had ever been to any game bigger than a scrappy contest in the local park.

"We'll always be the scrappy kids with the nose up against the glass.

His fried eggs were a bit scrappy: they needed a woman's touch.

In the book, the scrappy captain cares deeply about things.

Dunn had the best opportunity of an opening period that was never better than scrappy.

It became a scrappy affair with little shots on goal.

There used to be a tradition of the scrappy independent producer in television.

And the program is determined to retain its scrappy Southern spirit.

A scrappy first half dominated by both Defenses saw a battle for field position.

The Braves were a scrappy team that excited the imagination.