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This phase is often called bootstrapping, meaning when firms make do with few resources.

However, the Pontiff had been too busy and they had been forced to make do with an audience with one of his cardinals.

He spoke into a commo - patch mike the Sentinels had somehow crafted for him in their careless, make-do fashion.

In miserable contrast, the below-average Gilded Age American had to make do with a pair of shoes and a melting block of ice.

mr tien said there was no reason to guarantee civil servants an iron rice bowl , when others had to make do with a chipped porcelain bowl.

Whilst many Gunners were hoping for a football man to fill the void left by Edelman, it appears they will have to make do with just a fan.

It was tough making ends meet on the island, and many families had to make do with a lot less than what they were used to back in England.

And a few line that blended in a tradition again in white, colour and style, make do not send too drab and cadaverous .

Home try, coat also make do, did not expect the trousers is short and tight, hoop on the leg very hard, had to take them back to.

Japanese firms, which have had to make do with less power since the earthquake, were particularly eager.

Conversely, the less attractive women "may have to make do with what they have, hence the longer relationships" , he said.

So we have to make do with this furniture. As long as the children are small, anyway. It doesn't make sense to replace it.

she said she would rather be a single parent than make do with an unhappy marriage.

For the time being they had to make do with scrawling the words "Home Sweet Home" all over filthy windows out of boredom.

You make do with it if I have no law of input in Chinese.

In the end, we are who we were always meant to be. The choices we make do not alter our destiny; destiny alters the choices we make.

And then, that's just the way it was when your parents chose for you, even if it isn't right, you make do.

opened his eyes to choose your partner in the future, if wrong, and immediately separated. Do not make do too, as will harm the two people.

Not a problem for games in the West but I'll be surprised if Indians can complete the game given the crappy ISPs we have to make do with.

I'm going to have to make do with what she's got and with whatever I can earn from future books.

In the absence of such a bank the world will have to make do with the current system.

Make do with second best There is so much variety that you never have to make do with second best.

We were late for supper and had to make do with a few cold buns.

We were in a hurry , so we had to make do with a quick snack.

The high supply response of African farmers, who have to make do with a poor infrastructure and imperfect markets, is evident in niger.

Mary and Joseph found no room at the inn; they had to make do in a stable, and the new-born Jesus had to be laid in a manger.

While most of us have to make do with a handful of fragrant soapy foam, the Welsh actress smears on truffles and caviar.

For now, they will have to make do with seeing him locked up without the fireworks of a trial, still guarding his biggest secrets.

Before the banking crisis, she could make do with her salary as a sales assistant at Trilogia, a clothing store and gallery.

There is so much variety that you never have to " make do with second best" .

However, small and medium enterprises usually make do with a limited budget for modernizing their IT infrastructure and assets.

So now that we know we have to make do with this existing technology, we have to look for a better solution.

As a child, I had to make do with virtual camping: devouring the wonderful nature books that my own children now love.

Lacking the means to conduct proper investigations, the police often make do with signed confessions after brutal interrogations.

According to recent reports, the BBC will have to make do with annual increases below retail-price inflation, less than it asked for.

Many of you find yourself without jobs, and struggling to make do without the convenience of a supermarket nearby.

The comforts that you now enjoy will not exist and you will find that for a while you will have to improvise and make do.

But it may be possible to delay ordering the new boats by several years, and to make do with three submarines rather than the current four.

However, sometimes a can of pepper spray isn't readily available and a smart girl must make do with whatever is around.

Indian firms must typically make do with slugs of spectrum half the size of those issued to peers in less crowded countries.

Kitchen range hood, microwave ovens, rice cookers are using does not become a grandmother make do with doing lunch.

He laid out a plan for the town, chose names for the streets, and built a "make-do" church.

I do not know how they make do on so small an income.

New sheets have become so expensive that most housewives have decided to make do and mend.

Why don't they believe that the dynamism of capitalism will spur it to find ways to make do in a world of reduced carbon emissions?

Either the labels will have to make do with less, or other firms, such as the mobile operators, will have to pitch in.

Look, we'll just pick up a few things and try to make do.

You might be newly laid off, retired, or a student, homemaker , or entrepreneur who has to make do with less.

I think Americans have to stop the throw-away consumerism, spend less on rubbish they do not need and make do with less.

So we have to make do with knowing thing like the color and the malleability and the density and so forth.

" Girls " on the toilet next to my Mom and Dad's bedroom, you have to make do with the kitchen of the pool about it.

i only got one lunch box . we ' ll have to make do with it.

I prefer to get the truth in person, but sometimes we just have to make do.

In all, we had to make do with what was at hand.

They, it seems, must make do with YouTube footage, and the great sporting moments of others.

The focus in the near future to speed up residence category of idle land put to use again, to make do with the application.

We don't have enough information for our financial plan, but it's due tomorrow. I'm afraid we'll just have to make do with what we have got.

We run out of coffee, so we'll have to make do with tea.

Many Latinos still feed their pets table scraps: three-quarters of Mexican hounds make do with leftover bits of burrito.

With no UEFA Champions League football to play, Liverpool will probably have to make-do with the current squad and the Europa League.

There is so much variety thatyou never have to make do with second best.

The national security adviser has always had to make do with humble and compact quarters.

Serious shoe lovers don't need a make-do shoe rack but rather an entire shoe room meticulously regimented to keep tabs on their assets.

It hoped to use continuous-variable transmission, but had to make do, for now, with manual.

Fans of the London 2012 Olympic Games will have to make do with pink, green and baby blue.

They all slashed by half their personality and weaknesses, and then make do with only the full.

However, sometimes a Louisville Slugger isn't available but a smart girl will make do with something else.

When meeting the lunch rush hour, many people converge around the micro-wave oven, or you have to make do with the half-cold meal.

Others, particularly those in the armed forces told they must make do with much less cash, might beg to differ.

We have to make do with the small room for the night.

Those French people without holiday homes often make do with "holiday villages" .

Today, she's long-term unemployed andhas to make do with a tiny one-bedroom in the Bronx.

Rita: It's all right. I'll just have to make do with my allowance.

We will have to make do with the little money we have now .

Like its real world counterpart, a patch is a " make-do " fix rather than an elegant solution.

Come on, Honey, not mentioning the Chinese restaurant. You just make do with it.

And their kids? Well, their kids just make do with whatever emotional crumbs they get.

She'll make do with the old typewriter until the new one arrives.

The center's food reserves lasted only for two days and the pandas had to make do with rice porridge on the third day, said Zhang.

We have plenty of logs already. Let's just make do with the ones we have.

margin They have always had to make do with relatively small profit margins.

"I don't see why she should have everything when there are so many who have to make do with makeshift weddings. "

Even large towns must make do with meagre dispensaries and most lack doctors.

Many make do without air fresheners, hair conditioner and other fripperies once deemed essential. Many scour the internet for special deals.

Conversely, the man with less time is said is " lackey not (or cannot make do) wife " , be considered as " insufficient man is angry " .

If you're stranded in the rainforest you have to make do with whatever food is available, no matter how unpalatable.

The ancients had to make do with twisted ropes and sinews.

So Galinis, an unemployed retail worker, will make do with what's in her apartment.

Volunteers' "can do" attitudes mean that they find ways to "make do. "

Now he had to make do with ibuprofen and fortitude.

There's no meat, so we'll have to make do with potatoes.

While others make do with ice cubes, here you get glacier ice on the beach.

Then we'll have to make do with the cooked food.

Jason: You're right. Chrissy, you're just gonna have to. . . make do with these credit cards the way they are.

But these transformations won't come overnight, and we'll have to make do in the meantime.

There's no meat in the house, so we'll just have to make do with potatoes.

I'll make do with a hot dog in the snack bar.

You'll have to make do with cold meat for dinner.

make do with sth She will make do with the old typewriter until the new one arrives.

Embedded LAMP stacks can make do without a full set of command-line utilities.

You'll have to make do with this timber.

Not English, make do with PowerWord. Ha ha . . .

If yod don't have the right tool for the job, we'll have to make do without it.

But, alas, Rapunzel must make do with blond locks.

But I can not, I can not let you make do with me, so life is not what I want.

This is a story in Strange Tales from Make-Do Studio about "Drunken Tao, " a unique species in the chrysanthemum family.

America must make do with second place, with around 223m users according to Nielsen, an internet-ratings company.

I had to make do with my old PC last week.

I don't have time to cook today, so we will just have to make do with instant noodles.

Don't worry about preparing any more food. The guests will be here in ten minutes, so we will just make do with what we have.

EVEN with two wars to wage, the Pentagon has to make do with less in hard times.

Often the financial manager has to make do with raw data supplied by specialists in product design, production, marketing, and so on.

they'd have to make do with taxis.

She can't afford a new coat and so will have to make do with the old one.

it ' s possible to make do without money , but not without food.

Sorry fans, you'll just have to make do with AKB 48's 61 members that are real. Yeah, that's a big band.

If I can't have the real thing, I can make do with the imitation.

Had to make do on less income.

Arthas: Then I'll make do without one. What is the Lich King's will?

I didn't have time to buy any food today. You'll have to make do with the left - over cold meat from yesterday.

No, I can't make do with these tools.

He make do on limited income.

We'll just have to make do with what we've got.

They'll make do. They're smart.

Capello can make do without Totti. He is not obsessed with Totti like Trapattoni! ! !

Since I am not yet of an age to invent, I must make do with telling a tale.

So that we could make do and still be investing in our future wisely.

This is a story from Strange Tales from Make-Do Studio.

Make do and mend may indeed be the best we can hope for.

Don't worry! If you don't have the dictionary I recommend, you can make do without it. The one you are using now is good enough.

I think I can make do with this coat for the winter.

They can make do without you for a little bit each day.

I can make do with this handbag for some time.

I don't know how they can make do on such a small income.

If we can't get limes, we'll have to make do with lemons.

This hotel isn't what we wanted, but we must make do.

This motel isn't what we wanted, but we must make do.

We 'll have to make do with what we can find.

I think we can make do with a simple Veritas.

Why don't you try and make do with what you have?

So matter done to can make, do it of best, this just is the importance that is a person.

We were able to make do with the materials we already have. make do with

You make do my two-step all day

make do To manage to get along with the means available:

make do with biscuits for lunch