Sentence examples for struggle to push from inspiring English sources

As the rebels struggle to push back Kiev's forces, fears of Russian intervention have grown.

You take feedback personally but also struggle to push back on others.

That division meant the struggle to push through change with a recalcitrant council this summer would be a bitter one.

It's the equivalent of Battle of Lexington and Concord in the struggle to push the beautiful game into the mainstream.

The new owners have built a retaining wall across the incline up which I used to struggle to push a lawnmower.

It looks like Mr Lofven will be in charge of a weak left-leaning minority government that's going to struggle to push its agenda through parliament.

Dalton is no softball tosser, but he struggles to push the ball to the sidelines.

The former Manchester United defender, however, feels Ferguson would have struggled to push England any further.

Political leaders in Germany, France and other countries have struggled to push through even incremental reforms.

Last week, supporters were struggling to push the measure out of committees in both the Senate and General Assembly.

I think we should turn around, I said, struggling to push the words out.