Sentence examples for struggle high from inspiring English sources

Their father was a landowner and coffee grower who launched a revolution of intellectuals and farmers from the small family ranch he called "La Luccha sin Fin" (the endless struggle) high in the central mountains.

Including the roll-out at the start of the stage, the distance will nudge 200km, with barely an iota of flat on it alongside major climbs at Whinlatter Pass and The Struggle, high above Grasmere with 30km remaining.

Now, as housing prices struggle higher and an $8,000 tax credit has enticed many first-time home buyers into the market, Fannie and Freddie are limping along.

He said the district's turnaround model offered a systemic approach for struggling high schools.

5/5 Sunday opening Eight weekends' unrestricted opening in the summer to stimulate struggling high streets.

The charter school was opened in 2001 as an alternative pathway for struggling high school students to receive their diplomas.

As well as making struggling high streets even less attractive, they are accused of stiffing impoverished customers with high interest rates.

Shares in JD Sports soared to a record high as the retailer unveiled a leap in profits despite the gloom on Britain's struggling high streets.

Local authorities and commercial property developers see street stalls as a means of quickly gingering up struggling high streets and sterile plazas.

Large numbers of towns, including many in the north, are vying to become Portas pilots to help rejuvenate struggling high streets.

On "Glee," the musical-comedy series about a struggling high school glee club, Ms. Lynch plays Sue Sylvester, the misfit-loathing cheerleading coach.