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1. Often referred to as shanty towns, these make-shift settlements now house one-third to one-half of the population of many cities.

2. Carlton Palmer sent make-shift striker Paul Warhurst clear in the 31st minute for an explosive finish that finally removed any Wednesday anxiety.

3. To stand on that make-shift podium constructed from milk crates and old school doors.

4. In a make-shift laboratory set up in his kitchen, Cajal systematically examined and described nervous tissue from most regions of the brains of various species.

5. A make-shift fireworks stall seems to have erupted into the street...an impromptu parking lot.

6. Also, just like yesterday we're going to point out that there is a "make-shift" resistance level to watch if you are in front of the screen when price gets there.

7. Current make-shift arrangements to convert other hospital beds into trauma/intensive care beds are also nearing exhaustion of capacity.

8. At the Rodriguez family's home yesterday, a make-shift shrine to Williamshared the corner of the living room by the window with the Christmas tree.

9. Under her head was a make-shift pillow of peony flowers wrapped with her handkerchief.

10. Several fires were burning[sentencedict.com], the green wood being used sending clouds of acrid smoke swirling among the tents and make-shift huts.

11. And what part did the cripple play who had sat like a malignant spirit guarding a make-shift bridge over an unimportant stream?

12. And the smell of coal gas forces residents to wear make-shift masks.

13. I filled it part way with floral resin and glass beads to give myself a flat surface to work on, and put together a set of make-shift tools to do the job.

14. Maths teacher, Naoshi Moriya, volunteering at the evacuation site's make-shift logistics office, says he's worried that it is only a matter of time before food runs out.

15. Deploying Reckoners in your opponents base near key structures is an obvious use, but it also makes a good make-shift defense for key positions around the map.

16. They estimate that up to 250 000 people so far are gathering in make-shift camps or are living with host communities.

17. The average mousewife spends six hours and eight minutes a week on computer-based jobs in make-shift home offices.

18. The organization more recently has called for the government to allow unhindered access to aid workers in make-shift camps that house hundreds of thousands of Tamils,[sentencedict.com] including women and children.

19. Charcoal and straw was then placed inside the openings of the make-shift ovens and lit on fire.

20. Spray some of the specialized chemical (that turns into a make-shift writing surface) on the palm of your hand and doodle with the pen-end.

21. Here, in Dollow, on the border with Ethiopia, thousands of refugees hunker down in make-shift camps, built with what remains of their personal wealth: a few rags and boughs from the bush.

22. Traditional healing methods are making a come back in the remote Argentinean village of Olascoaga. A make-shift clinic has been set up in the train station.

23. According to official Uzbek figures, 32, 000 people have so far crossed the border and now live in make-shift tents.