Sentence examples for someone struggling from inspiring English sources

"This plan will make it more difficult for someone struggling with mental illness to receive help".

Watching someone struggling to breathe always makes us gasp for breath ourselves".

You start to see there's always someone struggling more than you".

"If he saw someone struggling, he'd be the last one out".

In a coinage that captures the widespread frustration, someone struggling to afford burial costs is called a "grave slave".

Suggestions included having a cup of tea with a neighbour or reading to someone struggling with literacy.

His contradictory references to "our land" and "our troops" suggests someone struggling to understand where he is from.

They are the problems not of someone "left behind" in the old economy but of someone struggling in the new.

That evocative passage shows Ms. Masciotti's particular talent for making lyrical use of the limited vocabulary of someone struggling with English.

Mr. McDonagh began with the image of a man shooting a gun into a closet, where the audience could hear the sound of someone struggling inside: Gun? Check.

It gets a mention but we didn't want to do the typical Asian storylines where you have someone struggling against the hijab – we're not interested in that.