make shift

Between us, you and I can make shift to watch for him.

Until then, you'll have to make shift where you can.

As for the rest of the party, they would have to make shift with whatever there was.

He made shift to walk when they had pulled him up.

At present men make shift to wear what they can get.

Have you made shift to get any food or drink into him at all?

Create a make shift cover for your ground grown plants.

In that sense they have made shifts and changes to reflect the world around them.

She would not be the first to make shift for an heir with another man's help.

My left arm is yet whole, lord, and I can make shift for a while with it.

I could not, of course, make shift to look today, the butler added.

This, being young and active, for the most part I made shift to do, especially as he could not move very quickly in his mail.

Some of this must be because they are a generation that 'made shift' through the was and the depression.

I fancy he has been looking for word from his old lands, and made shift to keep a door open.

Here then we have a distressed man making shift to raise money for a particular purpose.

Then I made shift to eat that whole can.

We'll make shift with normal robots, or, if necessary, do without.

But the lack of workers here in Minnesota made shifting business back home frustrating.

If some of your men become unfit for duty, make shift with the ones you have left.

The condition of the knee made shifting problematic for a while.

The others no doubt will make shift to tread the path behind us.

Several people were held hostage in a make shift corral on Main street.

Once I could stand again, though, some friends made shift to get me out of the camp, by means I'd best not go into.

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