Sentence examples for grueling struggle from inspiring English sources

Breaking Through For most of the second-level performers, the cabaret life is a grueling struggle with modest expectations.

But the early numbers point to a grueling struggle for year-end sales among the nation's retailers, Mr. Shay acknowledged.

They all knew how distracted Starks had been about his grandmother's grueling struggle against cancer this season.

The task, as it turned out, proved harder than she had thought, a grueling struggle with American officials, fresh grief and time itself.

Everyone involved in the grueling struggle to transform "Chicago" from a Broadway musical into an improbable Hollywood hit are making nice now that the film is this year's odds-on Oscar favorite.

"It's just a grueling, grueling run.

Known for his dispatches from Iraq and Afghanistan, Mr. Mumford was allowed to roam fairly freely, and his works reflect the regimen most amputees struggle through: surgeries, grueling exercise sessions, navigating stair climbers and treadmills with prosthetic limbs.

The battle rythym is grueling and relentless.

The other day at a Midtown diner, Mr. Letsome, who lives in Upper Manhattan, talked about how this power struggle played out for him, about his sometimes grueling work and about being a controlling force without losing control.

Even a 30-something would struggle to stay perfectly healthy on Ms. Clinton's grueling campaign schedule.

In an interview on Wednesday evening in his Washington office, Rick Wagoner, the chief executive of General Motors, the most imperiled of the auto companies, struggled to remain upbeat after two days of grueling testimony.