muddle along
muddle on

But he simply had to muddle along on his own.

"The next four to six months are not going to feel very good, but we will be able to muddle along."

The only choice we will have is to muddle along.

Always one or two students fall out at the bottom; the rest muddle along.

So do I just muddle along on my own or is there hope for the old dog yet?

So I think we will just muddle along for a while."

"Well, we just have to muddle along on our own."

For the next two to three years, we'll be muddling along probably at the same level."

"Go crawl back under your rock now and let me just muddle along on my own."

Today's new democracies encounter similar problems, but they muddle along.

Lazarus let the discussion muddle along for two hours before he held up a hand.

For the holy sites, he suggested, perhaps it is best to muddle along.

That leaves many districts muddling along without a strong financial partner.

"Thank you for your input, but I'll just muddle along here.

One muddled along doing the best one could until it ended.

Students are often left to muddle along; the help they may need is not forthcoming, even in tutorials.

It has never had one before, basically having muddled along by splitting up the duties among several people.

You just tried to muddle along from one point to another, making as few mistakes as possible.

Such a process is not just 'muddling along', although it might appear to be so.

You'll have to muddle along like most people do and hope none of these cuts get infected."

"I might have muddled along, wasting years without discovering my true vocation, but for this."

After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989, the plant muddled along until 1991.

Learning muddles along in buildings that have stood for many decades and rarely been repaired.

So Europe might be able to muddle along, cautiously preserving what it has, not risking significant change.

Better to muddle along than make hard, unpalatable choices.