roll with the punches

You have to be able to roll with the punches.

She said they would have to roll with the punches.

"You might as well stay in the city and roll with the punches."

She had long before learned to roll with the punches.

But the important thing is that I'm rolling with the punches.

"They brought in somebody who could roll with the punches more."

But a good officer knew how to roll with the punches.

The best thing she could do was wait and try to roll with the punches.

"You need to roll with the punches and figure how to make yourself stand out."

"What makes it work is that I roll with the punches."

David was a pretty bright boy, he knew when to roll with the punches.

"If you're going to stay around, you have to roll with the punches," he said.

Seven tips to help you roll with the punches this season.

"You've just got to roll with the punches and make the best of the situation.

Roll with the punches, try to keep track of the time, see an end somewhere down the line.

That would be a serious problem for many business travelers, who have rolled with the punches so far.

"You roll with the punches to exist or else you're complaining most of your life."

You roll with the punches and come out standing on both feet."

And that approach appears to be a readiness to roll with the punches.

The lesson of the day was flexibility, rolling with the punches.

Small companies often don't have the resources to roll with the punches if something goes wrong in China, he said.

Life changes and part of the fun is rolling with the punches."

Jane should accept that, learn to roll with the punches.

Jack rolls with the punches so that we don't have to.

A second possibility was to hang tough and roll with the punches for now.