Scavenge in a sentence as a verb

They just want to scavenge my connection pool.

You get rid of Elop and still scavenge a portion of the money poured into WP.

GoDaddy is now >$10 for renewals unless you scavenge some coupon.

Are you implying that the cost now is near zero because I don't have to go out and **** a cow, nor do I have to farm and scavenge?

It burns the eyes!Also, put a simple example on the main github page and don't make me go scavenge through 8 links to find out what the thing is.

Proves the point that people use Google+ to scavenge information, including real names, before attacking them... love the irony!

The GPL has helped foster an active community around Linux, one that does not allow corporate vultures to simply scavenge off the best bits and usurp direction of the project.

Orwell's notion of the future seems to assume that the state has such total control that those in power may have anything they desire while the rest of the proles are left to scavenge what they can from the gutter.

When you say "utilitarian, post-apocalyptic, hellscape Bartertown where people scavenge through wreckage looking for makeshift utensils and clothing", you mean Wal Mart, right?

I would imagine QEX/QST and the like will have ham radio band amp designs for a couple bucks soon enough after this thing rolls out. Looking at the cost of a FT-817 and a transverter, I imagine you could save quite a bit of dough using this device... Given $200 I could probably scavenge up some TR relays good for 5 cm and maybe a whole watt or so. Placed in front of a modest rover capable dish this could pretty much kick butt.

A world made up of overly-reviewed, pretentious gadgets slightly edges out a utilitarian, post-apocalyptic, hellscape Bartertown where people scavenge through wreckage looking for makeshift utensils and clothing.

Scavenge definitions

verb

clean refuse from; "Scavenge a street"

verb

collect discarded or refused material; "She scavenged the garbage cans for food"

See also: salvage

verb

feed on carrion or refuse; "hyenas scavenge"

verb

remove unwanted substances from

See also: clean