Sentence examples for plenty of struggles from inspiring English sources

For a fee, you had a space to talk about your struggles navigating in the world, and there were plenty of struggles, physical and emotional.

For a fee, you had a space to talk about your struggles navigating in the world, and there were plenty of struggles, both physical and emotional.

Players were allowed to take relief from the fallen trees and Freddie Jacobson had to do so at 15. "That tree has given us plenty of struggles through the years," Jacobson said.

There are plenty of struggling students out there who could use the extra $300,000 a year.

Not all of them; there are plenty of struggling fortysomethings out there.

Plenty of struggling car dealerships, where customers get their cars serviced, will close in 2009.

Because within a military-industrial complex that chews up a trillion dollars a year, there are plenty of power struggles, both behind the scenes, and in front of the cameras.

Plenty of comics struggle to pad out an hour-long show.

But plenty of comics struggle to come up with new material, particularly when they're constantly performing.

Mr. Hart, it turned out, had plenty of personal struggle to tap into, starting with a childhood in which he and his older brother were raised by their mother, while his father chased his drug habit.

A common refrain in literary circles is that American poetry fails to speak of, or to, the life of the working man, even though the writing of masters like Philip Levine, Muriel Rukeyser, Gwendolyn Brooks, B. H. Fairchild, Richard Hugo and, well, Bruce Springsteen is shot through with plenty of proletarian struggle and disillusionment.