Sentence examples for rather makeshift from inspiring English sources
On the rooftop of the Venus Spa you can have lunch at the rather makeshift Hydroponic Cafe, where one would expect to achieve vegetable nirvana.
Today it sits in the foyer of the US Geological Survey building, looking dated and rather makeshift with its assortment of aviation dials and liberal use of tin foil.
Held every August beside the Zambezi in a specially-constructed, rather makeshift arena beside Senior Chief Ndungu's palace, the festival lasts four to five days, and celebrates the traditions of the Luvale tribe.
It all felt rather makeshift, temporary, like it might fall down.
A lone person of color in a friendly but close-knit community of Maritime Canadians, I found a strange sense of solace when I visited the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre in neighboring Birchtown, which was then a rather makeshift exhibition in a circa 1835 schoolhouse.
As one example, we could build a clinical grade cell sorter so that researchers can do cell therapy using a cell sorter that can get FDA [U.S. Food and Drug Administration] approval rather than the makeshift way we do it now.
Larger groups spilled from the rather cramped booths onto makeshift islands of tables, around which the hearty young waiters zipped and zoomed like skateboarders in heavy traffic.
I had a little wander around to get my bearings and it was probably about two-thirds of the size of Glastonbury, but just absolutely rammed to the gills with tanks, army uniforms and people camping in makeshift barracks rather than bright orange Halfords £30 jobs.
I wandered around to find things to do, and it was probably about two-thirds of the size of Glastonbury, but just absolutely rammed to the gills with tanks, army uniforms, and people camping in makeshift barracks rather than bright orange $40 Halfords.
Rather than a flashpoint, the makeshift shrine appears to have evolved into a focal point for the community to bond.
He thinks the bear was probably using its makeshift combs for comfort, rather than vanity.
