eke in a sentence
v. t.
Definition
Eke: to manage to make a supply last by using it frugally or to obtain something with difficulty.
Sample Sentences
- She had to eke out her savings to make it through the month.
- The gardener managed to eke a few vegetables from the barren soil.
- In order to survive on his limited income, he learned to eke out an existence.
- They tried to eke every last bit of energy from the old battery.
- Despite the harsh conditions, the team worked hard to eke a victory from the match.
- She had to eke out her savings to make ends meet after losing her job.
- The gardener managed to eke out a few extra tomatoes despite the harsh weather conditions.
- In order to survive on her limited budget, she learned to eke out every last penny.
- He tried to eke a few more miles from his old car before finally deciding to replace it.
- The team needed to eke out a win in the final minutes of the game to stay in the playoffs.
- He had to eke out a living by taking on multiple odd jobs.
- In order to make ends meet, she learned to eke her budget throughout the month.
- Despite limited resources, they managed to eke out a small profit from their venture.
- The farmers had to eke every bit of productivity from their land to survive the drought.
- She found ways to eke more enjoyment from her daily routine, despite the challenges.
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