Sentence examples for struggle to throw from inspiring English sources

Mr. Icahn could struggle to throw out Yahoo's entire board.

Much of the speculation about Piazza's future has been centered on his struggle to throw out runners attempting to steal.

For some Africans, Mr. Mugabe remains a nationalist hero, a symbol of the struggle to throw off the legacy of colonial rule.

In varying degrees of crudity, they are presented with the idea that history's principal narrative is the story of their own people the Greeks, the Turks, the Arabs and their struggle to throw off foreign influences and fulfil their destiny.

But as Ms Armstrong points out, many modern scholars regard the book as a kind of inspiring "historical novel" penned about 400 years later during the Jews' struggle to throw off the influence of Hellenistic despots.

In his years in prison, Mr. Mandela became a symbol of South Africa's struggle to throw off the oppressive system of strict racial separation known as apartheid, which deprived anyone who was not white of basic human rights.

Still, he has struggled to throw his fastball consistently to set up his slider.

It seemed to rattle Shuey, who was already struggling to throw strikes with the bases loaded.

But Neagle struggled to throw strikes, and Torre has demonstrated little tolerance for that particular trait.

But if Reed struggles to throw strikes, the Yankees could hammer him.

(Because of its associations with the teething stage, I recently struggled to throw away a half-used tube of Orajel).