Sentence examples for Be struggled from inspiring English sources
verb
To strive, to labour in difficulty, to fight (for or against), to contend.
- During the centuries, the people of Ireland struggled constantly to assert their right to govern themselves.
Be struggled for more than 10 years to create an operating system to compete with Apple, Linux and Microsoft.
It has to be struggled for, and then defended anew, every day of our lives".
In Rio, the Indian men's team has — I guess the accurate phrase would be — struggled gallantly.
"He'll be struggled against", he jokes, alluding to the fate of landlords when Mao took over in 1949.
The century of cheap energy is behind us and the present crisis is not one to be struggled through with the prospect of going on as before when it is over.
The warrant is one of the highlights of the library's much-praised exhibition, Taking Liberties, which offers a reminder of how the rights and freedoms enjoyed in this country have had to be struggled for, sometimes violently.
Our economies may be struggling.
"And I would be struggling".
"They looked to be struggling.
"I was being struggled against.
