Share HAMILTON
Save to Folder
The family narrowly escaped disaster, seemingly saved (by providence / in squalor / fend for yourself).
by providence
After losing his job, he was forced to live (in squalor / wait in the wings / take up a collection).
in squalor
The villagers were horrified by the brutal (slaughter / cart away / word gets around) of their livestock by the invading forces.
slaughter
After the storm, the workers came to (cart away / fend for yourself / back down) the fallen trees blocking the road.
cart away
In small towns, (word gets around / take up a collection / in squalor) quickly, so everyone knew about the incident by evening.
word gets around
The community decided to (take up a collection / wait in the wings / by providence) to help the family whose house burned down.
take up a collection
When you're on your own, you have to (fend for yourself / back down / slaughter).
fend for yourself
She’s always prepared, waiting (wait in the wings / cart away / in squalor) to step in if the team needs her.
wait in the wings
After a heated argument, he refused to (back down / word gets around / take up a collection) from his position.
back down
It was pure luck, or perhaps (by providence / in squalor / back down), that we found the missing dog so quickly.
by providence
The refugees lived (in squalor / fend for yourself / word gets around) for months before receiving aid from the government.
in squalor
The hunters were criticized for the (cart away / slaughter / wait in the wings) of endangered animals.
slaughter
The volunteers arrived early to (back down / cart away / fend for yourself) the debris after the festival.
cart away
After the tragic fire, the neighbors decided to (take up a collection / back down / by providence) to support the victims.
take up a collection
When her parents moved abroad, she had to learn to (in squalor / fend for yourself / take up a collection).
fend for yourself
