Sentence examples for we muddle through from inspiring English sources
But, somehow, we muddle through.
These things happen and we muddle through.
"So we muddle through, using a variety of methods to discern how old people are, but they're not exactly foolproof".
But as we muddle through this age of suicidal terrorists, I glance over my shoulder as never before.
On the other hand, if we muddle through in Iraq and some semidemocratic nation slowly emerges, it won't be because of American skill.
The things we do online and in virtual places, whether in video games or text messages or comment threads or Facebook pictures, are not distinct and separate from the lives we muddle through offline.
Nobody gets a standing ovation for saying: "Well, things are a bit of a mess but somehow we'll muddle through, as we always do".
Perhaps that means we'll muddle through again.
Or, in the words of Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's ambassador to America: "We'll muddle through again".
"As long as the Republicans control the House and Mr. Obama is president, I don't think that agreement will happen, and we'll just muddle through," said John M. Logsdon, the former director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University.
