Sentence examples for agent struggles from inspiring English sources

agent struggles to gouge out a Gestapo officer's eye; in another, a Norwegian resistance fighter must shoot and eat a reindeer to avoid freezing to death in the wilderness: Poulsson began to laugh wildly.

Leap ahead 13 years, and we arrive in America where rather more standard-issue culture-clash dramas ensue as Reese Witherspoon's employment agent struggles to explain McDonald's and mobile phones to her fish-out-of-water charges.

The agent struggled with the engine while the Hondurans scanned the area for threats.

John Ross, the soldier who was given an overdose of nerve agent, struggled for years to convince the Department of Veterans Affairs that he was even at Edgewood.

It's as though the anonymous heroism of the lone I.R.S. agent, struggling, like Hovatter, to "absorb it all," is the author's proposed antidote to the curse of vanity that the Schopenhauer passage identifies.

The belief that the human species is a moral agent struggling to realise its inherent possibilities – the narrative of redemption that sustains secular humanists everywhere – is a hollowed-out version of a theistic myth.

While agents struggle to keep pace with demand, gun manufacturers are celebrating record sales.

The Army launched an investigation, and agents struggled to make sense of what had happened at Edgewood.

And when larger macroeconomic forces put the brakes on home sales, many traditional agents struggle or drift away from the profession.

In between assignments, Costello's stressed-out, glassy-eyed agents struggle with bills, lingerie issues, parental and marital as well as health and weight problems.

Glastonbury's acts will play this weekend to packed crowds but a raft of the country's other music festivals are floundering, as agents struggle to sell tickets for well below their asking price.