Sentence examples for between struggles from inspiring English sources

Many groups are of course already doing this and more connections between struggles are being made every day -- in 2016 this needs to become the norm rather than the exception.

In a critical game between struggling N.F.C.

Something that indicates the delicate line between struggle and hope?

"But for millions of workers, it's the difference between heating or eating, between struggling or saving, and between getting by or getting on".

It's tough being a stepparent, but there's a big difference between struggling to find easy affection and failing to summon up empathy and kindness.

Conditions were crummy: people performing at one end, people drinking at the other end, with the audience in between, struggling to concentrate.

She pitched her portrayal somewhere between struggling career girl and screwball comedian, and was particularly effective in Lane's battles with the fiery editor, Perry White.

Game's appeal for support from its suppliers echoed a similar arrangement between struggling HMV and its major music and film suppliers agreed last month.

They are there when performers battle nerves before and melt down after their auditions and, in between, struggle to follow Baayork Lee as she teaches them the dance steps.

I think there's a big difference between struggle and failure, which is something that the author of this article comes close to missing.

Whether the competition amounts to an old-fashioned newspaper war or a skirmish between struggling outfits with bare-bones staffs is a matter of debate.