Sentence examples for street struggle from inspiring English sources

Far more powerful for her was the battlefield of street struggle and other arenas where she could sit on a people's pulpit and criticize what she believed was the "compradorist" politics of the ANC.

During the halt, trading firms across Wall Street struggled to determine what to do with orders for Nasdaq-listed stocks.

FOR seven years, "Homicide: Life on the Street" struggled to survive.

Wall Street struggled Tuesday on reports that consumers had become more pessimistic about the job market and the overall economic recovery.

As Wall Street struggles to adapt to leaner times, government officials are asking themselves what it means if the industry never returns to its heights before the crisis.

Publishers, meanwhile, are being squeezed by the last remnants of the High Street, struggling to make established margins pay.

But waiters at the dozens of restaurants lining the street struggled to lure diners to empty outdoor tables.

With Wall Street struggling through a very tough year, Mr. Burnham chose recently to offer some words of encouragement.

I spent my lunchtimes alone, sitting outside in the street, struggling to eat the lunch I'd prepared.

David Cameron, Boris Johnson and Nick Clegg all admitted that they have made cash-in-hand payments to tradesmen as Downing Street struggled to control a debate on the morality of tax.

As Wall Street struggles, MasterCard and Visa have secured the role of processing the world's credit card payments but taking on none of the debt.