Sentence examples for struggle struck from inspiring English sources
Claiming that God is on one's side in a particular struggle struck me in a new way.
The bullet that was fired during the struggle struck a wall about 10 feet from Judge Ronald A. Zweibel of Manhattan Supreme Court, who was hearing the case.
There was an extraordinary outpouring on social media, and not just from West Ham fans, which made it clear to me that my struggle struck a chord among those who had watched me – and those who also played the game professionally.
The Congress party, which led the independence struggle, struck caste from government forms and has resisted calls for a nationwide caste count.However, now heading a coalition government, Congress needs the support of smaller parties, including a number of caste-based groups that have sprung up in recent years, to push through important legislation.
Her struggle struck a chord in many black communities, where marriage rates are notoriously low, and it seemed to culminate in the form of an earthly reward: a televised, million-dollar 2003 wedding to a fellow Pentecostal preacher, Bishop Thomas W. Weeks III, followed by what seemed to be a model marriage.
Jeter, however, continues to struggle, striking out swinging and looking a little fooled in the process.
"At times it looked like it was a struggle striking the ball.
The character, based on herself, says, "I struggle, strike out, scream, he likes these cries, this guy is sick," Ms. Banon said in the interview.
"I thought he was having a struggle striking the ball on some occasions," the Scot said.
The contribution became the first of millions of dollars in charitable giving that would signify Mr. Chávez's legacy in the South Bronx, a neighborhood filled with the kind of poor and working-class residents whose struggles struck a chord with the fiery populist leader.
The unilateral declaration of independence in 1965 rendered the traditional political methods of struggle (strikes, demonstrations, noncollaboration, and appeals to Britain) impotent.
