Sentence examples for struggle is on from inspiring English sources

These days, he said, the struggle is on to maintain the 6percentt commission, "which we really need to stay in business".

This Chicano tradition of artful struggle is on display at a new exhibition here at the Petersen Automobile Museum, a well-respected car museum.

A man in his 60s has had a cardiac arrest – a heart attack in which his heart has stopped completely – and the struggle is on to save him.

But the Arab struggle is on a subtler level than in Iran since most Arab regimes have driven political Islam underground.In Egypt, where the roots of the movement run deepest, influential Islamists are now softening their tone, calling for reform instead of revolution, and an Islamic "framework" for society rather than a rigid Islamic state.

In "Global Warming," although she borrows heavily and openly from Homer's "The Odyssey," much of her own recent struggle is on display too: There's a journey from a state of peace to a state of precariousness and insecurity, a giant that has its eye poked out, a house no one can live in, a mother who is suddenly gone.

The Irish rebellion, ultimately successful, bloodier in a civil war than in the guerrilla struggle, was, on the British side, a clumsy, often brutish, late imperial police operation.

"You're always going to go through tough times offensively, but I think where he's really struggling is on the defensive end of the floor," Van Gundy said.

But for most French cyclists the big struggle is kicking on after the initial breakthrough.

This struggle is going on in the conservative camp and accounts for the disunity.

Those struggles were on his mind Saturday, as was his own mortality as a player, and he said they all came crashing down.

Most of the Rays' struggles are on the pitching side with starters four runs below average and relievers 25 runs under.