Sentence examples for faltering through from inspiring English sources
"At one time," she said, faltering through tears.
Kyle was faltering through yet another playoff when he took his frustrations out on a driver actually still in the hunt for a championship this year.
I lead a research team in Cambodia, where we tried to understand why investments in legal reform are faltering, through a study of the country's 2005 Law on the Prevention of Domestic Violence and the Protection of the Victims.
There's a surprise appearance by Jarvis Cocker – faltering through Lal Waterson's The Scarecrow but peerless for an acoustic take on Pulp's Babies and the unlikely confluence of the carol Little Donkey and Erasure's Respect – but Yorkston remains the main event.
Faltering through this fabled desert -- sand swallowing our knees and whirling wildly about our heads -- I barely recall Rashid's lure: the prospect of meeting ("If we're lucky, Aisha") some of the Mauritanian Blue Men who come seeking provisions for their destitute tribes of Bedouins.
Enteric infections can cause growth faltering through acute diarrhea and parasitic insults [ 20, 21].
The experiment faltered through waste, confusion, and inefficient management.
This concentration never faltered through the stated program and the four encores I stayed for afterward.
The opening bars, which in some hands can sound as though Bruckner is bearing the world's burdens on his shoulders, had a clipped and expectant spirit that rarely faltered through the nearly 90 minutes of the symphony.
Even as the country's economy faltered through the early 1970s, Mao Zedong rolled out the $500 million TAZARA railway, once sub-Sahara's longest, linking the port city of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to Zambia's Central Province.
Mr. Paster, whose style could be brusque and whose rhyming nickname was Faster Paster, was less persuasive in selling Mr. Clinton's package of measures to stimulate a faltering economy through public works, education grants and the extension of unemployment benefits.
