When the market shifts unexpectedly, you have to play the hand that one is dealt and adapt quickly.

The university hosted a panel to discuss the Thatcherian legacy in modern economic thought.

The coach clapped and exclaimed, "that's a girl!"

Faced with unexpected setbacks, we learned to play the hand that one was dealt and make the best of the situation.

They passed a row of thatchy cottages that smelled faintly of sun-dried straw.

When asked which prize he wanted, he hesitated and answered this, that, or the other, as if none of them appealed.

At the meeting we weighed this, that, and the other before making a decision.

You can choose this, that, or the other depending on what fits your needs.

When packing for the garage sale, I tossed in this lamp, that lamp, and the other lamp that had been sitting in the attic.

You can propose it if you want, but that dog won't hunt.