Muddle Through In A Sentence

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• Eventually another server came over and we muddle through most ingredients.
• Better to muddle through in mediocrity, and not fret about that epitaph.
• The mystery proceeds apace and Holmes and Wilson, together, manage to muddle through.
• If you can muddle through these formatting issues, the story is very good.
• I recommend it to all trying to muddle through Windows 8 when traveling.
• Have become stumped on some clues, but have generally managed to muddle through.
• She did muddle through the brief conversation that called for a British accent.
• For the moment, much is riding on the world's ability to muddle through.
• We muddle through an interesting, terrifying universe and make do as best we can.
• You muddle through, reduced to selling your own ads to make a decent buck.
• In other words, they muddle through, very much like real people tend to do.
• We, as parents, are left to muddle through it ourselves, with little available guidance.
• There is no technical jargon to muddle through or useless information bogging you down.
• These are all issues Clara has to muddle through to discover who she is.
• She's funny, and if you can muddle through the bad writing amusing and entertaining.
• Meljean Brook's Falling For Anthony is a weak read but go ahead and muddle through.
• I'm glad I didn't muddle through it because the payoff was absolutely not worth it.
• Fortunately, I read the Modern Library edition years ago and was able to muddle through.
• They merely muddle through life hoping that somehow the next generation might have it better.
• Let's hope we can muddle through four years and then get rid of this guy.
• The third option is to muddle through, shedding a few duds and tolerating the rest.
• Like Becky, Lexi has the core intelligence, goodness, and strength of character to muddle through.
• Accused of the death of her brother Rowan learns how to muddle through her life.
• As forward thinking as XBL is, the on screen keyboard is a chore to muddle through.
• I tried again to muddle through the mixed metaphors, gramerical errors, and sappy, run on sentences.
• In the end, if you can muddle through the mess, there are interesting things in this.
• Luckily I was able to muddle through, but it slows the story down, it really does.
• There have always been reasons for anguish and pessimism, but mostly we manage to muddle through.
• Tacy and her family muddle through as best they can, but tragedy and grief surround them.
• I almost didn't finish but hate to do that so continued to muddle through to the end.
• Some parts were exciting and kept my interest even when all they did was to muddle through.
• Along with Audra's crazy sidekick Quinn they muddle through the ups and downs of love and tragedy.
• You may just want to muddle through this one to be able to enjoy the next two.
• So I advise you all to muddle through the redundant parts and look forward to the juicy ends.
• But I managed to muddle through to the end and was rewarded with the most stupid ending ever.
• This time around I grabbed this from her as she was struggling a bit to muddle through it.
• A resource for all of the questions we've had to muddle through and figure out on our own.
• Similarly, hiring the wrong broker can lead to the same result as trying to muddle through it alone.
• Back then, all I knew how to do was muddle through, with the help of the amiable Dr.
• Today's adults didn't have the child study teams etc so they had to muddle through on their own.
• He has a lot to say and alot of great info, it is hard to muddle through it.
• The section The Edge of Time is kind of hard to muddle through although the ending is nice.
• But you'll also muddle through the confusion that is being a fifth grader and not quite fitting in.
• Of course, the reader has to attempt to try and muddle through the miasma of juvenile scented prose.
• Pastis gives us characters who voice the things we wish we could say as we muddle through our days.
• If not, it will take you a long time to muddle through, hoping your interest will also be held.
• As this was free, I'm only out of the time it took to muddle through it, but for $4.
• Now I will admit the instructions for assembly not the best but if I can muddle through it you can.
• I know that we all have the right to muddle through life as ungracefully as we feel we need to.
• Instead of a fire and brimstone vicar he's a man of doubt doing the best he can to muddle through.
• Surviving members of her neighborhood coffee klatch are left to make sense of her seemingly pointless death and muddle through their own miserable existences:.