Sentence examples for struggle repeatedly from inspiring English sources

But he did struggle repeatedly with jacket designs and titles.

As in "Gloria," there is struggle — repeatedly, we are shown a beautiful but painful-looking lift, in which the man hoists the woman vertically, by her stomach.

Major B. Harding, an associate justice known as a compromiser on the court, seemed to struggle repeatedly with the question of how the court could justify rolling up its sleeves, as the Democrats asked, and dictating exactly what should happen when.

Many are destined to struggle, repeatedly, within the IAA cycle, and many are hospitalized for detoxification many times.

He struggled repeatedly with the dilemma of action versus contemplation, establishing it as a favourite topic for humanistic debate.

Abel Kirui, who hadn't won a marathon since 2011, was visibly struggling, repeatedly falling behind and then clawing his way back.

Ralph Fiennes plays a director trying to get his star to recite a line with the requisite class but struggles, repeatedly, to get the reading he so desires.

Though he appeared ready to pounce after a 69 on Friday, McIlroy struggled repeatedly to strike terror in the hearts of anyone but ball spotters from the soggy tees of Sandwich in the third round.

Mr. Feld is the majority owner of the 130-year-old Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus, which has struggled repeatedly to convert that powerful brand equity into any kind of significant revenue beyond admission tickets and concession sales.

This episode ended with long shots of Mr Draper, despite his otherwise splendid apartment – "flat", though they're meant to be interchangeable, hardly seems suitable – struggling repeatedly to close the jammed floor-length windows.

Siegler and Gruber struggled repeatedly to apply logic to the debate and eventually threw up their hands in despair.