muddle through

And others have been trying to muddle through on their own common sense.

Together we just had to hope for the best and try to muddle through.

While children were very young it was possible to muddle through.

"You'll just have to muddle through the rest on your own."

It is all he can do to hold on and muddle through.

Other top women came close to doing the same but muddled through Friday.

Better to muddle through and wait to be told how off the mark our results were.

For now, most Russian oil companies are trying to muddle through.

Before the Internet, they would have had little choice but to muddle through.

All of which left the officer with little choice but to muddle through.

With a little help from loving friends and family, I muddled through on my own.

They muddle through and, however hard things get, there's always another building job just around the corner.

Both lead teams that are muddling through the season at 2-3.

Some men would have tried to muddle through and cover up their mistake.

People muddle through, he told himself, and that has to be sufficient.

"There were so many things we muddled through," she said.

After all, progress often seems mostly a matter of muddling through.

Rome will just have to muddle through this coming year.

"Always had to muddle through sort of on me own.

The rest of us will muddle through until you can return to your office!"

I just have to muddle through with my own sober view that a lot has been lost here.

So cross your fingers for us, that we muddle through.

I'm not sure there's anything else to try on the tick front, so we just muddle through.

Muddling through, which is the reality of politics, rarely seems enough.

Yesterday's reports suggest that the economy will do no more than muddle through the summer.