cobble up

“Back in the U.S.A., I cobbled up a life with bartending, catering and living cheap with lots of roommates,” she wrote.

“The war is on and it’s all about amassing the largest army of compelling franchises that you can. They are going to continue to cobble up some properties to build out their own family fare.”

Each is a hodgepodge of ethnicities cobbled up by bureaucrats without any basis in culture, science, language or anthropology.

Ms Mufti said her party "will not try to cobble up a government by manipulation. It will take time to build a formation which can fulfil the aspirations of people of Jammu and Kashmir".

With knowledge gleaned from my patients and practice, and my husband’s creativity, we were able to cobble up a hospital room in our living room, including a hoist, since she was totally non-weightbearing.