Sentence examples for struggle first from inspiring English sources

He needs to explore all the alternatives and put up a bit of a struggle first, if only for the sake of his own pride.

Also refreshingly rough is an ink study in which Rubens drew a Descent From the Cross and then a second, smaller one over it, creating a seemingly inchoate tangle that conveys the artist's struggle first and legibility second.

The territories, which had been ruled by a governor and appointed council since 1876, were now allowed to elect some members to the council and began the traditional Canadian struggle, first for representative and then for responsible government, which could only come with provincehood.

But back to Donoghue's admission, which is something familiar to a lot of startups and older players alike as they struggle first time around to perfect the transition from desktop web to a native mobile app.

Think back to when your struggle first started and ask yourself three things.

I experienced the struggle first hand, but the department kept forging ahead toward a fully balanced labor structure in both rank and file.

He switched the struggling first baseman Tino Martinez to seventh.

Ike Davis, the monumentally struggling first baseman teetering on the verge of a demotion to the minor leagues, got a single.

As a political centre, Zagreb played an important role in the history of Croatia, which struggled first against Turkey and later against attempted Germanization by Austria.

"If you want to recognise why a teammate is struggling, first look at yourself," Hoerman said. .

"Players in the past have struggled, first rounds are always difficult," said six-time champion Davis, who conducted the draw at the Hallamshire Golf Club.