Sentence examples for a struggle though from inspiring English sources

It has been a struggle, though, accepting they cannot skate rings around opponents or score in bunches.

Daily life is a struggle though, as Saja tries to keep those goals in mind.

It's a struggle, though, a constant, everyday fight".

But even he concedes it may be a struggle, though one he expects to win.

I've found it a struggle, though: many young people are trying to find summer jobs at the same time.

The lack of players who are willing to speak on the issue of homophobia shows that turning the charter into reality is still going to be a struggle – though it has the potential to act as the much-needed catalyst to encourage the game's high-profile stars to address the subject.

It wasn't a struggle, huge though the book is; Ackroyd's trademark insight and wit, and the glorious interconnectedness of all things, permeate each page.

But getting the two-thirds majority in the Senate needed for ratification will be a struggle, even though the American Bar Association has confirmed the treaty does not infringe any constitutional right to bear arms (as the NRA claims).

For his part, Dr. Nyce said that his wife lunged at him with a knife, and a struggle ensued, though investigators say they have been unable to find a knife.

So has Stephen Strasburg, the phenomenal young pitcher for the Washington Nationals who played for Gwynn in college and is now trying to quit tobacco, a struggle even though he is recovering from surgery and thus away from the familiar rhythms of baseball that make it so easy for players to start chewing.

Through his struggles, though, Sinbad learned an important life lesson: "It's never over," he says.