Sentence examples for furious struggle from inspiring English sources
In a furious struggle, Mr. Cook wrestled away the officer's gun and shot him in the neck and the torso.
Brilliant and wry, obviously, but you can sense his fear and confusion, the furious struggle of the alert and combative mind to understand its new surroundings.
The unfettered anger on the part of social conservatives over this week's Supreme Court rulings augurs a long and furious struggle over future Supreme Court nominations.
According to the account by the officer in the patrol car, Mr. Smalls and the officer who was running after him collapsed on the pavement and were engaged in a furious struggle when the officer's gun discharged.
Instead, they concern adult women's sometimes desperate and furious struggles to retain their identities after having children.
"The Immigrant" catches a family prehistory of grand passions that coincides with the operatic grandeur of the silent cinema; it's a story of the furious struggles of an earlier generation that implanted Gray's own immigrant family into America and implanted movies into Hollywood.
The impending departure of Mary Jo White from the United States attorney's post in Manhattan touched off a furious backstage struggle between Gov. George E. Pataki and Senator Charles E. Schumer.
Here is a tale of a lost tribe who died out not from climate change or foreign microbes, but because of a furious internecine struggle after they deposed their all powerful goddess.
In the year 1170, King Henry II was engaged in a furious power struggle with Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The ultimate failure of all human endeavour is a given: it is the furious and impassioned struggle against the inevitability of misery and failure that drives Verdi's operas.
