Sentence examples for struggled back from from inspiring English sources

And even as its home city has fitfully struggled back from the dead, WBGO has become a community mainstay -- one that grew directly out of Newark's longstanding, though now largely vanished, tradition as a hotbed of jazz, studded with the smoky nightspots that gave rise to musicians like Mr. Person, Sarah Vaughan and Wayne Shorter.

"This is about the ultimate redemption for me – I've had to struggle back from the deepest holes and I've done that on my own".

To see her carry all these roles is like watching someone struggling back from the supermarket, laden with bags; the pain shows in her face.

In 1977, when a nationally scorned New York was struggling back from the brink of bankruptcy, The New York Times published a lead editorial about, of all things, the operetta "Show Boat".

We painfully struggled back, harassed by sniping from a Jesuitically sophisticated and dedicated neo-group-selectionist rearguard, until we finally regained Darwin's ground, the position that I am characterizing by the label 'the selfish organism', the position which, in its modern form, is dominated by the concept of inclusive fitness (Richard Dawkins, The Extended Phenotype, 1982 p6).

From a terrible depression, Angie struggled back to work, while raising four kids..

The Bluebirds were relegated from the Premier League last season and have struggled back in the Championship.

We're just struggling back.

Now, not only have the Teamsters not rallied behind Mr. Gore, but he is also struggling for backing from the United Automobile Workers.

The 44-year-old Love has struggled to bounce back from tearing ligaments in his left ankle last September.

But he tore ligaments in his knee during a preseason game at Pittsburgh the next season and has struggled to come back from it.