Sentence examples for battled to make from inspiring English sources

In September, as the Cubs battled to make it to the postseason, he averaged 126 pitches a start.

Commuters battled to make it into the city as train and bus services struggled slowly through the weather and motorists were warned against driving on dangerously icy roads.

With the strike only halfway through, the prime minister and Labour leader battled to make political capital out of the unrest.

Generations of politicians and pundits have cut their teeth on elections fought over public services, where parties battled to make the strongest claims for the NHS, for state education, and then for the NHS again.

Nick Clegg, the Lib Dem leader, has battled to make childcare one of his central issues, but he has had differences within the coalition over the extent of deregulation within the childcare sector.

I wish I'd known, as I made my way from chasm to precipice along the sensational "Gentleman's Walk" at Hafod in Cardiganshire, the story she pieces together of how, for sheer love of the place, Thomas Johnes battled to make these rocky prospects yield viable crops and how, though he built a model dairy, he found no market for his cheeses.

Luke Campbell, Fred Evans and Anthony Joshua will also be battling to make it to the final for Team GB.

Fuel removal is not the only challenge facing the 6,000 workers battling to make Fukushima Daiichi safe.

Yet British athletics needs Van Commenee, or someone like him, to force through the kind of changes which Collins has had to battle to make in the last three years.

Barbie Mattel's aspirational doll with the impossible figure is celebrating her 50th birthday, with film-makers battling to make a live action movie, according to 'Variety' magazine.

For a start, in an age when manufacturers are battling to make mobile telephones lighter, CoCyph's extra ounces might prove a drag on sales.