Sentence examples similar to s struggle from inspiring English sources

Mice were scored every 5 s as either S (struggling) or H (hanging).

We were all sympathetic to the I.O.C. and I.A.A.F.'s struggle.

Squads of bikers come rumbling down the hill while R.V.'s struggle up the hill.

It is clouded by a national recession and the N.B.A.'s struggle to sustain teams in small markets.

Defiant teachers, cuffed wrists thrust in the air, liken their cause to the 1960's struggle for civil rights.

This area of northern Iraq, which Iraqis call Kurdistan, in some ways eclipsed the P.K.K.'s struggle for an autonomous Kurdish area, Iraqi Kurds said.

Ms. Zana was released in 2004, and was convicted on Thursday for saying, among other things, that the P.K.K.'s struggle was for "freedom and democracy".

Although Mr. Pontecorvo strove to be fair to the French, he clearly believed the F.L.N.'s struggle was part of a happy shock wave of liberations around the world.

8 P.M. (HBO WARMM SPRINGS -- Kenneth Branagh (right, with David Paymer) stars as Franklin D. Roosevelt and Cynthia Nixon as Eleanor Roosevelt in this television film about F.D.R.'s struggle with polio.

Thousands of people, led by veterans of the 1970's struggle against white minority rule, have occupied hundreds of white-owned farms, which they say belong to the blacks whose families' land was stolen by whites decades ago.

It turns out that Gudrun Ensslin, one of the group's founders, was obsessed with the book, and thought that it told the story of the R.A.F.'s struggle against the state.