Sentence examples for stage struggled from inspiring English sources
In the middle of it all, Jon M. Huntsman Jr., a former Utah governor making his debut on the debate stage, struggled to be heard.
Uruguay, who knew they needed to win to progress to the knockout stage, struggled to find much attacking fluency in the first half.
The other candidates on the stage struggled to deliver a memorable moment in the final days before the New Hampshire primary.
The battle AI at that stage struggled to beat good players even with an obvious level of handicapping, and it had taken some time for other programmers to understand three years' worth of code; progress had been "frustratingly slow" as they strived for a game where real world tactics would work.
The previous leader, Ramunas Navardauskas, fell behind in the second half of the stage, struggling in the race's first hilly leg.
Jeb!" — and mobbed him as he came off the stage, struggling to reach him, a hundred cameras flashing.
At the end of her Vegas act, Rivers would offer to reward a woman in the audience with a ficus tree — she'd drag it across the stage, struggling, as the orchestra watched but refused to help.
At the end of her Vegas act, Rivers would offer to reward a woman in the audience with a ficus tree she'd drag it across the stage, struggling, as the orchestra watched but refused to help.
She staggers in late from the wrong entrance, clambers to the stage, struggles with wardrobe malfunctions and, barking and bleating, ropes punters into service as dancers, mic stands, even furniture.
Introduced as "rather a fine poet" – who knew? – Hall tosses her mane and simpers her way through a schoolgirlishly random list of eccentric non-sequiturs ("Do you think we are more altruistic?" "So, you went to Cambridge?") which even De Botton, a man apparently programmed from birth to extemporise on stage, struggles to rescue from absurdity.
I took it from the side of stage, struggling to get a clear shot among the hundreds of kids jostling to get nearer their idols.
