Sentence examples similar to ending struggling from inspiring English sources
Anthony Malbon's close-range winner was enough to end struggling Nuneaton's spirited resistance on 71 minutes.
These names are painful reminders of the seemingly never ending struggle to stop the unjust police killings of unarmed black people in the United States.
He also summaries the lyrics: "It's a story about somebody who loses himself and end struggles with the darkness, symbolized by the Dark Master.
WASHINGTON — The once-indefatigable Ted Kennedy was in a wheelchair at the end, struggling to speak and sapped of his energy.
Though he showed no sign of pain in the early stages, he was clearly hampered near the end, struggling to reach balls usually in his range and limping noticeably after some exchanges.
He stretched out his stay, taking odd jobs and ending up struggling to make ends meet, a familiar arc.
They are, however, not eligible for any monetary awards and often end up struggling to make ends meet.
The West End struggled on, "like a once great empire".
Aside from Yahoo's notorious (and seemingly never-ending) struggles, that's no easy feat.
Tottenham, who lost William Gallas to injury before the end, struggled to find any sort of response and did not register a single shot on target.
He says it at the end: "struggle over hope".
