Sentence examples for attendant struggles from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for us, Mr. MacLachlan is more interested in his characters' attendant struggles against the urges to hurt, to destroy.

The Islamic revival, and its attendant struggles and ills, is less like the eighteenth century in Europe than like the sixteenth, the age of Luther, when the most sensitive and ambitious Englishmen, Frenchmen, and Germans devoted their efforts to finding in the words of the Bible a meaning for which they were prepared to live and die.

New property regimes, new forms of authority, and the attendant struggles for legitimacy over the ability to define proper uses and users follow frontier moments.

Just an unusually heavy carry-on bag, which a female flight attendant struggled to carry through Frankfurt's airport after arriving from China.

As it looks to go global, these content issues, and the attendant advertising struggles that come with them will likely only get thornier.

B5 THE FLIGHT CREW -- Cristina Jones, the flight attendant who struggled with Mr. Reid, recounted a harrowing experience of a mid-air struggle that has left her distraught and, like many pilots and flight attendants, wondering about the growing demands on flight crews to play bigger roles in airline security.

Passengers start lining up long before the first boarding call, and the atmosphere on board is so festive, flight attendants sometimes struggle to keep passengers seated until the "fasten seat belt" sign goes off.

Visitors to modern Athens will be impressed by the architecture of the new £2bn airport, but less so by the queues at the national airline's check-in desks, where two attendants were struggling to process economy-class passengers one morning last week while, on the other side of the passport and security checks, dozens of assistants sat around in empty shops waiting to sell handbags and scarves.

Just once I would like to see a flight attendant who is struggling to squeeze a carry-on bag in the overhead bin take it out and have it checked.

But the asides are the thing: a 16-pound shot put tossed from hand to hand as if it were a grapefruit, a hammer burying into soft sod so deeply that an attendant has to struggle to pull it out, birds rising in such profusion at the opening ceremony that alarmed participants swat at them and duck for cover.

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