Sentence examples for struggle with going from inspiring English sources

This is really about trying to provide a safe environment and trying to get survivors outdoors, because people who have been abused often struggle with going outside.

I do what I have to, to comfort myself yet I tell my daughter that it's "just as easy as closing your eyes and going to sleep" when in reality as adults we struggle with going to sleep and I don't know why we expect anything different for our children.

Annabella Sciorra, Daryl Hannah, and other women explain their struggles with going public.

Ms. Passante, whose son Derek struggled with going to school in the car, said her husband would work from home Wednesday to help out.

She's really fascinating.'" While Devon Finestra, a former Warhol groupie struggling with going straight in suburbia, isn't given a huge amount to do in the two-hour pilot beyond looking decorative in fabulous kaftans, her story becomes increasingly interesting.

"They may avoid talking about what happened and be keen to avoid reminders, as they can become triggered if exposed to things that remind them [of the trauma]." While Healy is doing better since the incident in Thailand, she still struggles with going underground on trains or in tunnels, and can't go near the ocean.

"The struggle with mortality goes on whether or not you're unwell.

The Rockets lost their third straight and again struggled with shooting, going 28 for 72.

It was a succession of repeated stumbles and that indicated to me he was struggling with the going".

Seizing this potential opportunity to repair the damage that both had struggled with, after going through two perilous nights together in Tanzania, ultimately the two-week trip changed both of their lives.

Nerves were evident in the host's game in the early exchanges as they struggled, with Henri Lansbury and Ben Osborn going close for Forest.