Sentence examples for lead struggle from inspiring English sources

Born in 1957 in an impoverished village in eastern China's Anhui Province, he grew up during the Cultural Revolution, a period of social and political chaos that began in 1966 and lasted a decade, in which public officials were paraded through the streets wearing dunce caps, and students were encouraged to lead "struggle sessions" against their teachers.

Woody Austin, who started the day with a two-stroke lead, struggled to a 73 and was overtaken.

"She already shown she got mad empathy for a downtrodden but stoic female lead, struggling to keep it real within a male-dominated society.

DAVID SUTHERLAND, who started the day two strokes off the lead, struggled to a 74 and fell six strokes behind JIM FURYK.

John Huston, who began the round tied with Woods for the lead, struggled to a 77 and fell into an eight-way tie for 22d place at 142.

Tiger Woods, the defending champion, was on the course at three under par through 10 holes, while Davis Love III, who began the second round with a one-stroke lead, struggled to a second-round 75 and fell seven strokes behind.

Fresh from keeping manager Steve Clarke from the clutches of Fulham, play-off chasing Reading lead struggling Bolton 1-0 at home thanks to a goal on 21 minutes from Lucas Piazon.

The report indicates that socioeconomic pressures lead struggling migrant garment workers to accept unhealthy conditions as just part of the job.

Though they are very different characters, Haggard's Miri has something in common with Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag, as both shows feature complex female leads, struggling to put their past behind them.

Israel should not have to lead the struggle against Iran.

"As a party we must lead the struggle to combat its effect," she said.