I struggle along from one day to the next.
The less well-off teams have to struggle along on as little as pounds £7m.
What's more, I take special pleasure in watching golfers struggle along by the rule book.
Those who manage to struggle along are in dire straits if crises arise.
While their opponents are stocked with young talent and supported by the parent clubs, the Spurs must struggle along by signing other teams' rejects and holding tryout camps.
While Theranos might struggle along with its own retail units, clearly most of its customers came from the testing centers in Walgreens.
His father, a labourer, died of pneumonia when Jack was five, leaving his Catholic widow to struggle along on £1 a week.
I started to try to struggle along in French and he said no, it did him good to speak in English.
His firm treats the benefits as income when deciding whether to lend people money for new televisions.Some Puerto Rican households, of course, would barely struggle along without federal assistance.
Most of the names I knew relatively well: their appointments would be follow-ups on diabetes, mental health problems, heart disease, or any number of the myriad difficulties many of us struggle along with.
Sometimes it may seem unlikely, as we creak and struggle along, our legs heavy and tired, but then come those moments when we break through and our bodies begin to feel light, strong, at one with the earth.
