Sentence examples for ground struggles from inspiring English sources

But in a twist that should be nothing short of terrifying to the rest of the N.F.C., the Niners overcame their ground struggles with 412 yards through the air in a 34-28 win.

We agree a formula for suffering: there are existential anxieties, about which you can do nothing, then there are "hole in the ground" struggles: practical problems with engineering solutions.

Yet The Boston Globe's Renée Loth pointed out that relying solely on private funding only allows people to read and view "the most popular or commercial work." Art that challenges and breaks new ground struggles to find exposure, and community programs in cities and rural towns lose financial support not beholden to shareholders or the limited tastes of one corporate individual.

She was on the ground, struggling.

They tied him up and left him on the ground struggling.

"All I saw was a baby lying on the ground, struggling for breath.

Presumably the 22 per cent who have a favourable view of him feel more strongly than the 20 per cent who had a favourable view of Miliband, but there is no doubt that Corbyn has hit the ground struggling.

And now Marvin Harrison, the Colts' iconic receiver, was on the ground, struggling to shake off a bruise to his left knee that he sustained while blocking for running back Joseph Addai.

Ms. Brown, who arrived seconds later, described a disturbing scene: a young woman, stylishly dressed in a blue sleeveless top and black pants, sprawled on the ground, struggling through the disorientation and blood, trying to sit up.

"[It was] simply horrifying to see such a young player on the ground struggling for his life," the Dutchman told his official website.

The three veteran outfielders — Matt Kemp, Andre Ethier and Carl Crawford — are scuffling to cover ground, struggling to swing the bat, and untradeable with contracts totaling $307 million.