| Yet somehow I have managed to muddle through and have not done too badly out of life. |
| However, I have enough faith in the inherent common sense of the human race to believe that we will, as ever, just manage to muddle through. |
| He is trying to muddle through a mess of unresolvable problems, most of which are the consequence of the Arab spring. |
| Under the present law there are several options, the least effective of which is to do nothing and hope those affected can muddle through. |
| The film has surprising warmth, with characters who muddle through increasingly bleak circumstances as humanely as they can. |
| But I just grit my teeth and muddle through to the next topic which catches my mind's eye. |
