Sentence examples for struggled slightly from inspiring English sources

The towering striker enjoyed a successful first season in north London but struggled slightly last term, with just four of his 11 goals coming in the Barclays Premier League.

With just eight episodes, it was never going to be able to tell the wider stories of all of its many characters to completion (even True Detective struggled slightly with its pacing over that number of instalments), but taken as a whole, it has been a success.

Other issues arose during team discussions: "Initially, I struggled slightly in discussion involvement as there were several more dominant team members" (Iteration 4, Infrastructure).

The orchestra struggled slightly with the explosive "Sacrificial Dance" at the end, but the main impression was of a "Rite" teeming with vitality.

"I struggle slightly with it," she says.

Struggling slightly to speak to the theme of the event, Crabb asks: what is the etiquette about writing about real people?

7.32pm BST 3 min: Adriana shoots just over the bar from 25 yards, with England struggling slightly to clear Sonia's corner.

Rice and De Menezes think there could be an upset at the Emirates in the game between Arsenal and Newcastle, with the Gunners struggling slightly in the league after their 3-2 loss against Stoke while Newcastle are revelling in their defeat of Chelsea.

Beaumont's presence suggests that Billy Vunipola, man of the match in Edinburgh by a country mile, is still struggling slightly with an ankle injury, although the coach said he was "100 per cent fine".

After struggling slightly in the early innings last night -- the trainer visited the mound in the third to see if he was injured -- Willis retired eight straight batters in the middle innings.

Lilianjie Lu stands in front of 21 seven and eight-year-olds in a London classroom, struggling slightly with her English but with a winning smile on her face, as she attempts to teach them all about fractions.