Sentence examples for face struggling from inspiring English sources

Some analysts have said that war is a convenient out for South Sudan and Sudan, both of which face struggling economies, ethnic tensions and internal rebellions.

When Aline took her on nature walks, Johnson stumbled through a meadow with a notebook in front of her face, struggling to draw.

Wenger's side recovered from a Boxing Day hiding at Southampton to beat Bournemouth on Monday and face struggling Newcastle at the Emirates Stadium this weekend looking to keep hold of top spot.

Phil Parkinson's side, who face struggling Tranmere at home on Sunday, are fourth in the League One table.

Argyle face struggling Tranmere Rovers on Saturday but will be looking to boost their own promotion aspirations.

An old woman, scarf wrapped 'round her face, struggles against the wind.

Mr. Bemba, 38, is a large, enthusiastic, even impressive man whose boyish face struggled to rein itself in when an interview turned to Mr. Mobutu.

Both the boar hunt and the seduction scene can be seen as depictions of a moral victory: both Gawain and Bertilak face struggles alone and emerge triumphant.

The drawings also depict people running in front of the wave, others climbing up the coconut palms, panicked faces struggling in the water.

As a defense made up of new faces struggled to learn the system of the defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell, Lewis struggled just to put weight on his left side.

They've faced struggles too and suffered from internal turmoil don't make them feel any worse.