Sentence examples for really struggling for from inspiring English sources

"I was really struggling for the first six months of the year.

12th over: Pakistan 94-2 (Malik 25, Younis 5) ten Doeschate is back in place of Seelaar, but Pakistan are really struggling for boundaries: there have been none for 20 deliveries, with just six singles in that over.

I'm just really struggling for air.

"I was really struggling for money.

The men were generous with their cash, and while he was never really struggling for money, he knew he could use the extra bucks.

They really struggled, for example, when they tried to fit their sensibility with Elvis.

"I watched him progress in his career and you know he really struggled for a while," said Gardner, the coach at Avon for 36 years.

In that respect she never really struggled for recognition, although, self-pitying and combative, she always complained that she did -- until the New York art world, fickle as usual, finally did begin to turn the spotlight elsewhere by the late 1950's.

Minnesota has really struggled for wins the past couple of months.

"We really struggled for exit routes, especially new ones.

Given that ET was a new programme adopting alternative channels to deliver provision, few football clubs had focussed their attention on offering exit routes once initial funding was gone: "We really struggled for exit routes, especially new ones.