Sentence examples for struggle all from inspiring English sources

Artists strive and struggle all the time, and those who refuse to court the possibility of humiliation probably aren't trying hard enough.

Tourists who struggle all the way to Orkney in the far north to visit Maeshowe, a remarkable neolithic tomb, may, for instance, find it closed by Historic Scotland because of "high winds", even in August.

"In the rings of its years, its scars, all the struggle, all the suffering, all the sickness, all the happiness and prosperity stand truly written, the narrow years and the luxurious years, the attacks withstood, the storms endured".

Greece has just signed up to another batch of spending cuts, the Spanish economy is in freefall and Germany will continue to struggle all the while world trade remains weak.

"A child who cannot attain core communication skills is really disadvantaged and destined to struggle all the way through life," says Professor Jane Marshall, the joint head of department for language and communication scienc at City University in London, one of 18 universities and colleges offering recognised SLT courses in the UK.

The faculty there struggle all the time whether they want to educate, or provide instruction.

He's struggling all the time".

She isn't, in truth, struggling all that hard.

"It just seemed like we were struggling all the time".

Foreigners have been much freer to enter Russia, but have struggled all the same.

I struggled all the way through, pretty much," he said.