Sentence examples for join a struggle from inspiring English sources

It is to join a struggle for such democracy that I invite you today.

His decision to join a struggling side raised a few eyebrows as alternatives were thought to be on the table.

Huth is the kind of character they need but, as I found out when I went to Derby as captain, when you join a struggling team in January, it is very hard to make an impact no matter how good you are or how much of a leader you are.

Mexico, Spain's richest American colony, thus joined a struggle for independence which had already seen the colonial authorities ousted and rebel juntas installed in Caracas, Buenos Aires and other South American cities.

Johnson joined a struggling Atlanta team and Dikembe Mutombo became his mentor.

After initial reservations about joining a struggling club in English football's fourth tier Eriksson was persuaded by the ­prospect of taking the world's oldest league club to the top of the football pyramid and promptly signed up.

(If you do know who Russell Baze is, without Googling or Wiki-ing him first, then obviously that first sentence wasn't aimed at you. And would you be interested in joining a struggling pub quiz team in south London?) Baze is a jockey.

After earning his Ph.D. in 1972, he joined a struggling pharmaceuticals company LyphoMed, bought out his bosses in an LBO and in 1983 he took it public.

I think of Tony Hsieh selling LinkExchange to Microsoft for $265M, eventually investing in, then joining a struggling shoe company called Zappos.

Similar to the Islanders, Bertuzzi joined a struggling club in Vancouver; the team finished last in the Western Conference in his first two seasons after the trade.

Again, if a star such as Jolie were to join a film struggling for a green light, it would make a major difference.