Sentence examples for is working desperately from inspiring English sources

The impression one is left with is of a man who is working desperately hard at his job.

Today much of the Tory party is trying to engineer a way out of the EU at the very moment their party's leadership is working desperately, along with heads of other member states, to mend it.

He is acutely aware that in the fickle world of commercial music, it's all too easy to drop off the radar and he is working desperately hard to ensure that he is never dumped on the pile marked irrelevant.

The GOP is working desperately to deny the right to vote to citizens it doesn't like.

This is why Mr Brown and his wife, Anne Gust Brown, often described as his consigliere, have been working desperately to keep all rival measures off the ballot.

Mark Jackson was working desperately in the post, trying to find a way to shoot, and Chris Childs was resisting as best he could, hoping to force a surrender.

"I've been working desperately hard to find a way forward with the directors, but sadly that has not proved possible," Keegan said in a statement.

Occasionally, he leaves a stray morsel: "I was sick and miserable for a long time, and I'm working desperately on 'The Radetzky March.' The material is too much, I am frail, and unable to shape it".

The report found that many for-profit colleges are working desperately to find new strategies to comply with the federal regulation that at least 10 percent of revenue must come from sources other than the Department of Education.

Rescue workers are working desperately to free hundreds of passengers from the twisted wreckage of the Gyaneshwar Express which collided with the goods train 80 miles south-west of Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal state.

Policy experts meanwhile are working desperately to prepare for another round of climate negotiations in Mexico later this year.