Sentence examples for struggle really from inspiring English sources
"The sense of struggle really bonds people," he said.
Most people struggle really.' With that in mind, last year she set up a dating website called mysinglefriend.
As on that show, couples struggle really to hear each other, the burden of home-life responsibility is totally unbalanced, and the future feels shaky.
Is a life of unremitting drudgery or unrequited struggle really redeemed if there's a larger plan, one to which we have no access, into which it fits?
There are hardly any parts and a lot of actors and so many people don't work and struggle really hard to keep going.
But the issue splits Canadian politicians.In this section From pauper to president: now Lula's struggle really begins Clouds over Quito Desperate causes Contortions on Kyoto ReprintsFor more than two years, the federal energy and environment ministers have been talking with provincial counterparts about how to reduce emissions to meet the Kyoto target (of 6% below 1990 levels).
"I would have struggled really bad if it was really cold this morning," Hanson said.
"I've been struggling really for three years now, but intermittent bits of encouragement," Crane said.
She's going through a very difficult break up of a marriage, got young children too…it's all blown up and all…really struggling, really having difficulties with it.
Today's struggle is really a battle of nations.
