Sentence examples for makeshift concession from inspiring English sources

In the parking lot next to the crater there are only a few cars and a makeshift concession stand selling bananas and freshly tapped coconuts.

Each year about 150 local non-profits, mostly churches and high school booster clubs, set up shop in makeshift concession stands and food trucks along Franklin Street, one of the city's few commercial avenues that isn't a business park or access road.

In the auditorium, the coat check was transformed into a makeshift childcare venue and the concessions stands hosted volunteers putting together peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

He used these makeshift cotton thimbles in performance for a year, even while recording the Sibelius Violin Concerto, for Virgin Classics — a concession that might be compared to an Olympic sprinter, in search of ankle support, choosing to compete in hiking boots.

What was once a funky little out-of-the-way field — where a car in 1979 was probably inappropriately parked — is now a concession area with jumbo television screens, a barbecue chicken stand, an ice cream kiosk and an overflowing makeshift bar called the Open Arms.

The lineup remains makeshift.

He made concession after concession.

Thousands live in makeshift tents.

They fished with makeshift rods.

Assistants sat at makeshift desks.

The makeshift toilets are scarce.