Sentence examples for struggled backward from inspiring English sources

It was impossible for me to fight back, until I struggled backward for ten or twenty metres, and then ran off for about ten steps, out of their reach, and I was able to face them again.

And you would have had a serious negative psychological impact on global markets that are already struggling, and backward movement on trade barriers and protectionism".

"These two countries that have lived under dictatorships were able to reach the democratic family in Europe" and "managed to win the struggle against backward forces", said Schulz.

Washington struggled to get up, first falling backward into the bottom rope, before rising.

Born into a poor Jewish family in a backward, anti-Semitic country, Goldman struggled to escape, first through flights of imagination, then through formal education, and finally by means of emigration.

Hughes, who turns 26 on June 24, took a step backward last season as the Yankees struggled to determine why his fastball velocity diminished so noticeably.

Ali sounded as if he were sliding backward down a hill he had just struggled to climb.

Meanwhile, Bolshevism, which had struggled through the 1920s, was emerging in the 1930s as a potent alternative model to capitalism for economically backward nations.

I struggled and struggled.

I found myself struggling with one path that looked backward to what I knew and another that would go forward in an unfamiliar direction.

As the Firebird struggles in his arms, she repeatedly arches backward, in what looks like abandon.