muddle through

So I say to you: Muddle through your worries quickly, kjaere.

We can only muddle through difficulties, and help others to do the same.

Somehow, and despite every conceivable obstacle, it had managed to muddle through, and now it was ready for its work.

The less you try to muddle through by means of poor human instruments in this well-ordered world the better.

The business of history is to tell the truth; the truth is that we muddle through with amazing success.

When we are confronted with great issues, it is our habit, or so we are fond of saying, to 'muddle through'.

They don't understand very much of each other's speech, but they "muddle through," as Atkins puts it, with "any old lingo."

We did not know the situation, and we had bought Berande, and there was nothing to do but hang on and muddle through somehow.

The allied peoples were meanwhile content to muddle through in the old way.

They muddle through with the greatest possible amount of unnecessary labour and suffering!