Sentence examples for frantic struggle from inspiring English sources

The frantic struggle couldn't have lasted more than a minute or two.

A dark night, a frantic struggle on the catwalk, the dope-addled thug tumbles into the tank and... is promptly romanced to death by Dickie the Dolphin.

The book shows the damage done to bodies and souls by shells, bullets and iron fragments, and the frantic struggle to mend the broken.

PARIS — In the latest twist in its frantic struggle for survival, the Swedish company Saab Automobile signed a tentative financing and import deal Monday with the largest publicly traded car distributor in China.

In the latest twist in its frantic struggle for survival, the Swedish company Saab Automobile on Monday signed a tentative financing and import deal with the largest publicly traded car distributor in China.

Diving into a swimming pool through a rubber ring, she ensnared her feet, and, before she was rescued, as she started to give up the frantic struggle to free herself, her life flashed before her eyes.

Investigations of the 1979 accident put the initial blame on the plant's four control room operators, whose frantic struggles to understand the fast-moving pre-dawn calamity still make chilling reading.

Even if Saudi Arabia and OPEC had as much control over oil prices as many believe -- which should be debunked by the current frantic Saudi struggle, as in the mid-1980s, to get "control" of a down market -- industrial economies, such as the United States, are fairly resilient to spikes in oil prices, contrary to the conventional wisdom.

Alonso and his team-mate Kimi Raikkonen struggled to hold on in the frantic battle for the final podium position behind the two Mercedes drivers.

Classes were in session at the time of the attacks, and hundreds of terrified children and frantic parents struggled to find each other.

The road before the pass erupted into a frantic and confused struggle, C Company in the lead was struck with machine gun fire, killing most of its 1st Platoon before the men could disembark from their trucks.