Sentence examples for lead a struggle from inspiring English sources

The Nazis arrested him but in 1944 released him to lead a struggle against the Red Army.

Labour councillors today have the same choice – they can either lead a struggle against a vicious government or stand aside for those who will.

And it will be up to Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan to lead a struggling team safely out of their desert of disappointment.

Just kidding, of course I'm talking about Jeremy Lin, the Taiwanese-American player who emerged from the relative obscurity of the D-League to lead a struggling Knicks team on a series of impressive wins.

The implication is that Mr. N'Dour, who has sung of the importance of education but began working as a professional musician at the age of 12, has neither the experience, education nor program needed to lead a struggling country of 12.5 million people.

Stevens herself was leaving to lead a struggling high school in San Pedro.

Kosar was Cleveland's most popular athlete, a hometown boy who had forgone big money and a bigger profile to lead a struggling team back to the top.

Judas Maccabeus, the 2nd-century-bc Jewish patriot who led a struggle against Seleucid domination and Greek cultural penetration, found that his own supporters had infringed the law.

Aung San Suu Kyi once asked Amnesty International "to not take either your eyes or your mind" off Myanmar as she led a struggle against the country's repressive military junta.

Nasser wanted to topple the other Arab monarchies, especially the House of Saud, and for nearly two decades he led a struggle over the future of the Arab world, between the so-called "progressive" republican regimes and the conservative monarchies.

On February 12th she was murdered in Anapu, a district along the Trans-Amazon highway in Pará state where she had worked for 20 years.Her death has provoked as much shock and grief as the slaying in 1988 of Chico Mendes, who led a struggle by rubber tappers to be able to harvest the forest without destroying it.