When we first met, he had engaged me in a makeshift game in which he would attempt, using his limited English, to tell me about his favorite movie stars (he couldn't quite remember their names) by describing the plots of the movies they starred in: "There is a man, and he is in an airport, and he can't leave".
The organisation has been collecting clothes for the 65 families residing there, apart from temporarily providing a plot to build makeshift tents until the original site is cleared of ash and debris.
The organization has been collecting clothes for the 65 families residing there, apart from temporarily providing a plot to build makeshift tents until the original site is cleared of ash and debris.
The makeshift side won the game 4-0.
But the devoted tout articles in the jumbled document that give rights to people to undertake their own urban planning projects, embark on community activism and allow them to seek titles to plots where they have built makeshift homes.
He rented a council flat which became a makeshift bomb factory and the hub of the terror plot.
On a plot of muddy land next to a makeshift school in the Calais refugee camp, a group of men are erecting a skeletal structure from planks of wood.
Outside, there is a makeshift kitchen for cooking the family meal, and a small plot of land where Fatu and her grandmother grow cocoyam for subsistence.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who stands accused of lighting a makeshift bomb on a transatlantic flight in the so-called "underwear plot", had a degree from University College, London, and is the son of a rich Nigerian banker.
Leibertines, those loyal fans of the freethinking and always randy Goldkorn, may not mind the reformulation because plot, for Epstein, has usually been a necessary inconvenience, a makeshift vehicle for Leib's humorous observations and antic wordplay.
