Sentence examples for I battle with from inspiring English sources

I have a widow's peak and a cowlick, though, so I battle with my bangs often, but I love having bangs!

It means that my daughter's home is always a bit chaotic, which makes me feel very guilty, and I battle with scale, as I would like to work much bigger than I can.

I have to tell you, I battle with our office printer weekly, and I am waiting for an AR demo to surface that puts a big bull's-eye on it so I can go all "Office Space" on that thing.

I battle with some requests, but ultimately, I want to practice hospitality in the kitchen.

Life was not easy and every day I battle with those memories.

If you listen to my lyrics, or read any interview with me, I think it's pretty clear that I battle with issues.

I battled with myself.

You go down the list, they're all guys that I battled with, and we battled hard.

For me, it was depression and PTSD that I battled – with help from the NHS.

Over the years I battled with feelings of inadequacy, uselessness and the paralysing fear of not living up to the opportunities afforded me.

I was a health scientist, married to a hospital doctor, and a busy mum to three lively under-10-year-olds when I battled with endometriosis.