Sentence examples for ear struggled from inspiring English sources

The pit seemed 10 miles deep, 20 miles, stretching down and down, his body falling until he realized his falling was actually rising, a sensation of flying too fast as his inner ear struggled to keep up with the reality of his body's movement".

In the chaos of rumbling, shooting, shattering noise, the ear struggles to pick out birdsong above the raging horror.

She woke to a hard rapping next to her ear and struggled up through sleep into darkness.

"We Found Love" ringing in my ears, I struggled to recognise what he was becoming.

The answer is on view at the Old Vic Theatre, where Georges Feydeau's "Flea in Her Ear" is struggling to find its comic footing.

Howard, still wet behind the ears, may struggle with the refereeing, which will allow much more physical contact than he is used to.

Whereas so-called big clubs have got money coming out of their ears, Everton have struggled to raise finances and Moyes has been there all the time as the most significant and important figure at the football club.

Sheek Louch In the group the Lox, Sheek Louch has always struggled for ear time, a gloriously unhinged brute agitating behind Jadakiss, the slick braggart, and Styles P, the everyman miserablist.

Their ideas are not entirely new, but they've struggled to gain the ear of the national security establishment. .

Yet millennials of faith who care about animals have traditionally struggled to find a receptive ear in the church.

Scientists have long struggled to understand how snakes, which lack external ears, sense sounds.