Any port in a storm

Cultural  

1. In an emergency, we will accept help from any source and in any place, even from an unpleasant person.

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any port in a storm Idioms  

1. Any solution to a difficult situation (is better than none), as in John's plan isn't ideal, but any port in a storm. This metaphor was first recorded in 1749.

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Example Sentences

During the climax of her set, SZA climbed into a lifeboat that was airlifted above the crowd, as if looking for any port in a storm.

From Washington Post

Yes, but at this point, it’s any port in a storm or any sense of texture in one’s salty beef soup slop.

From The Verge

They’re three times the price of Richmond’s crumbs, and Martin doesn’t have strong feelings about gluten one way or the other, but any port in a storm.

From Washington Post

So Washington Football fans will hang their hopes on any division title — like any port in a storm that sometimes never seems to end.

From Washington Times

And if that something good is not, in addition, wise or profound—well, any port in a storm.

From The New Yorker