Sentence examples for struggle on that from inspiring English sources

"Ever since the Olympics, I've had a massive struggle on that dive," said Daley.

The idea for CluckCluck eventually emerged from their shared struggles on that latter point, with everything coming to a head one day when Joyce became frustrated with trying to book a sitter by sending out text after text.

She didn't expect to have to carry on that struggle in Germany.

If anything, the problem is with resisting the temptation to struggle on with more work that I can manage.

Should Proton give up and become a tiny part of a global carmaker, or should it struggle on in the hope that things will somehow improve?

So now, forty years later, I have this terror that I am going to be struggling on that rope IN FRONT OF THOUSANDS ON THE PLAYING FIELD OF A STADIUM.

Relapsers were marginally more likely to answer that they struggle on their income (OR = 2.9, 95% CI (1.4, 6.3) for 'struggle' versus 'comfortable'comfortable

He struggles with a carry-on that looks as if it was packed in a hurry.

Later in the film he adds: "Before Munich, the world had no idea about our struggle, but on that day, the name of 'Palestine' was repeated all over the world".

'It was such a struggle to decide on that.

I thought that Macca, a long-haired Scouser known during his playing days for his dribbling skills and poor finishing, would struggle to improve on that performance, but I was wrong.