Sentence examples for how he struggled from inspiring English sources

"We saw how he struggled with the yorker at Edg baston," Hoggard said last night.

"I said a strong prayer when I saw how he struggled before he died".

Mlangeni recalled how he struggled to communicate in English; he struggled to make friends.

Later, in If This is a Man, Levi related how he struggled at Auschwitz to remember lines from the poem.

In a recent interview, Mr. Briody talked about how he struggled with composing "The Big Picture Now".

And Pence, in an immaculate segue, talked about how he struggled to balance his faith with a Clinton policy position.

He is happy to talk about "the curse of awareness" and how he struggles "to keep my ego under control".

(A viscous black substance secreted by the insect, smearing Mr. Watson's body and the set, is the only overt clue. "Kafka's writing is so visceral," Mr. Pita said. "How Gregor feels when he is on his back, how he struggles in his body.

Bumping along dirt roads the following morning (the spine-jolting Kuna way, instead of flying like most tourists), he tells me his story: how he worked as a music teacher across various islands, how he spent time working with visiting Peace Corps, and how he struggles to support a family of five.

That's particularly true of "FML," in which he enlists the Weeknd to underline how he struggles to remain devoted in his marriage.

That he set career highs in passing yardage (3,144) and completion percentage (61.3) only underscored how much he struggled previously.