wing it造句

I guess you'll have to wing it.

I suppose I will just wing it and write what I really think.

Many interviewers prepare no questions in advance beyond "Tell me about yourself." "They usually just wing it," says Couper.

So I have had to wing it – my wardrobe a strange blend of denim cut-offs and Millets' autumn camping range.

Then if you have to divert from your original plan and wing it, you're in a better position to go forth creatively and boldly.

He admitted that he was constantly on the phone between public appearances, and rarely had time to prepare for his next event, telling Sarpong: I wing it all the time.