She managed the demanding passagework with aplomb and eked out some sympathy for this macabre character. |
Those who had eked out a marginal existence by squatting on the commons were evicted. |
As larrikin cockies and bush simpletons, they eked out a poor living in snake-infested, rabbit-holed country. |
It would probably be hydroponic lettuce garnished with a few puny tomatoes that I have eked out of the bulldust in my backyard. |
He eked out a hermit-like existence in a cottage in Ireland without electricity or running water. |
Cass, on the other hand, has eked up its intake, from 65 in 2007 to 85 this year. |