Usar "make do" en una oración

1. We can make do with just seeing each other after rehearsals for the moment, can’t we?’

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2. “They are losers, who stupidly make do with 140,000 drachmas a month; they are cyphers, all of them!” she cries pompously and goes on with an air of profundity: “A businessman wants to earn as much as possible, this is natural! He will pay you as little as he can, unless you prove to him you deserve to be given something more!” … “A clever businessman will hire a secretary who will work for him for a month or so ''on trial'', then he will tell her she is incompetent and he will fire her without paying her a dime; then he will hire another stupid chick who will work for him for another month without payment, then another one will take her place, and so on, until he finds the one who will satisfy him fully” harangues Diana, showing her admiration for bosses

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3. Oh well, it’s an ill wind and all that! I’ll make do with washing my hair … now where is that nice shampoo Gilla gave me … it makes my hair smell gorgeous …

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4. It would help if I had some paper to write on, but I don’t … I’ll just have to make do with my memory

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5. She’d forgotten to get lantern fuel, but still had sugar-water for the ceiling so she would have to make do with it’s light

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6. “We need all reactor modules,” Kelvin said, “you’d have to make do with collectors

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7. His spare clothes were in his saddlebags on his horse so he would have to make do for the meanwhile

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8. The genie itself may be nothing more than a play of Such veils, and hence might we simply make do with Inanimate bottles and slow shifting star constellations?

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9. “Bloody hell mate you’re a greedy sod aint you three women pining for you when most of us have to make do with one”, and he grinned at me

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10. He said, with just a touch of sang-froid to make Doc prick up his ears

11. Instead, he'd have to make do with studying streams of numbers and the occasional random image

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12. Walking to the bathroom he stepped into the bath, pulling the shower curtain closed behind him, wishing he had enough spare cash to have a separate shower put in, rather than the over-bath one he had to make do with

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13. It was later that afternoon when Aunt Martha beat me to the telephone by a short head and I had to make do with listening to a one-sided conversation

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14. Scared Poopless can help you make informed choices without having to make dog

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15. We’ll make do,” he said

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16. It was Law that essentially demanded the Arch-minister to be seated in the proper way, while he would have to make do with what little was available at such a time of need

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17. As you should know, we have to make do with what we can

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18. would make do without her

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19. In fact, when my younger brother, John, was discharged from the Navy at Hunter’s Point in San Francisco, my parents “ordered” me to give him my 1966 Ford Fairlane and for us to make do with only her GTO for six months until our Dad got his next new company car

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20. Our congregation was put to an unattractive choice, make do with supply pastors or accept the appointment of a retired pastor from northern MS who wanted to return to the active pastorate

21. And that had to make do until spring (mud season)

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22. make do with a 3 ½ pound chicken; Lorna, always one to count her pennies, wanted to cut

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23. We have a need for infinite vocabulary but we make do with what we have by using words close to the meaning we want to express

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24. Many professional writers make incomes that would make doctors and lawyers

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25. It was cold enough for a white Christmas, but we had to make do with freezing pea-soup fogs that suited my feelings in regard to that festive wank

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26. DS Burrows had told her that back at his flat he had a new toothbrush still in its packaging she could use, so she decided to make do with that and the loan of whatever else she might need

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27. could buy a new one the following year, we had to make do with

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28. Other than Jared changing his mind, if there was one thing that could make Donna run away screaming, it would be his grandmother, Lady Annabelle Triplet, Sir Richard’s mother

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29. There was not a single lifting crane available in the port to help unload the dozens of ships waiting in the harbor, loaded with precious supplies but having to make do with the muscles of their own crews to unload their cargo as best they could

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30. The big house, money, anything you wanted, and I had to make do in a roach-infested, shit-hole of a trailer that was hot in the summer and freezing in the winter

31. � She wished silently that she had a functioning GPS receiver with its constellation of satellites, but had to make do with a compass and a map

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32. I could only make do with those whom stood outside of his affection

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33. Since I eat mostly at the university or at restaurants near the cabaret, I didn’t need much in terms of a kitchen, so I make do with a toaster oven, a hot plate and a small refrigerator

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34. The process of new breed introduction continues to this day, and the purposeful inbreeding and accentuation of selected traits has led to inherent genetic defects that make domestic purebreds more susceptible to health problems than their wild and mixed-breed relatives

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35. That’s a generous assessment; I suspect we could make do with significantly less than that

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36. Until then, he’d have to make do with what he had

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37. She only works on hair if the salon is short handed, but I should make doing hair her passion after all of what happened

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38. He somehow managed to make doing

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39. The following day before Paul finished his lunch, Ellen decided her teenager was old enough to learn how to make do without some of the modern conveniences most people take for grant

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40. She just needed to make do until she had come up with a better plan

41. notice, hear but not care willpower? Although not looking is such a pity but for his age, he will have to make do with it

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42. For the time being, you’ll have to make do with what knowledge you currently have

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43. While patching the lining make doubly certain that

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44. Until then you’ll just have to make do with the old cut and torn Teen-Zeens you keep

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45. The Roman citizens make donations at the temples in order to obtain the good will of the gods

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46. figured out how to make doors

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47. 'You'll have to make do with what I have got and that's precious little—a few answers but more questions

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48. including how to make donations to the Project Gutenberg Literary

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49. Without Caleb around to chase away the cold she had to make do with the water

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50. With this reflection Sancho made his mind easy, counting the business as good as settled, and stayed there till the afternoon so as to make Don Quixote think he had time enough to go to El Toboso and return; and things turned out so luckily for him that as he got up to mount Dapple, he spied, coming from El Toboso towards the spot where he stood, three peasant girls on three colts, or fillies--for the author does not make the point clear, though it is more likely they were she-asses, the usual mount with village girls; but as it is of no great consequence, we need not stop to prove it

51. The first thing he did was to make Don Quixote take off his armour, and lead him, in that tight chamois suit we have already described and depicted more than once, out on a balcony overhanging one of the chief streets of the city, in full view of the crowd and of the boys, who gazed at him as they would at a monkey

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52. Make do with that

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53. The net effect was the opposite of the usual procedure, in which the fastest qualifiers earned the favored lanes and the slower finishers had to make do with the least favored lanes

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54. Goodman, such as Detective McFadden here, make do with that add-water-and-stir stuff

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55. We’re stuck here now, and we have to make do

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56. We have to make do

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57. In 1945 the Russians rushed troops into the northern half of Korea and put Kim in charge; the Americans had to make do with the southern half, which they gave to Syngman Rhee

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58. Instead of being workers’ paradises where everyone worked for the common good in a spirit of equality and comradeship, they’d become corrupt and inefficient dictatorships, with an inner elite living very well while the great majority of the people had to make do without even the most basic consumer goods

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59. In this instance, you would make downward adjustments to future cash flows in anticipation of an increase in future maintenance Capex

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60. There’s a way to make dollar-cost averaging even easier, and that’s by setting up an account with Stronghold, where it will do this for you automatically

61. And does a fly make doubt of love, or did you make it into a fly and a wink? Damn it!' He pointed at the four of them

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62. It's not worth the consideration, the bother, the planning, the growing up to try and make do, so listen here

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63. "But what if Constance, hit by the old Book of the Dead, got wired back into her griefs, her losses in that past, and decided, in order to make do with it, she had to destroy it, person by person, one by one

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64. ‘Well…’ Dad took out a road map and unfolded it and showed the lady where he had marked in red ink as if it was a chart of our four lives’ territory, just how we would live in the days ahead, just how survive, just how make do, sleep just so, eat how much, and sleep with no dreams guaranteed

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65. It’s not worth the consideration, the bother, the planning, the growing-up to try and make do, so listen here, Brat, we’ll stunt your growth with stories, with truth, with warnings and predictions, we’ll wean you on gin, and smoke you with Spanish cigarettes until you’re a cured Irish ham, pink, sweet, and small, small, do you hear, Brat? I did not want you in this world

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66. Which means you got to pitch in all your life, bail out, board over, tie rope, patch plaster, pat cheeks, kiss brows, laugh, cry, make do, against the day you're the worst fool of all and shout "Help!" Then all you need is one person's answer

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67. Folded clothing strapped to the feet is one alternative to shoes, layers of cardboard and even layers of plastic bags can make do in an emergency

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68. They wait and they wait and they make doubly sure that a trade looks good before they take it

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69. “What’s going to make Doc happiest?” he asked

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70. Who will make dolls for you without me?" And he patted her on the head