"What the fuck?" Val struggled up out of the sleeping bag, naked.
She recalled the vibrant and absurdist artistic life that struggled up through the cracks in Stalinism.
When the game ended, the man, Elliot Driben, left his aisle seat and struggled up a few steps.
She woke to a hard rapping next to her ear and struggled up through sleep into darkness.
Sounds he'd been making had awoken him, and he struggled up so suddenly from a dream that he knocked his arm against the light.
In Ms. Stewart's case, the Birkin did little to promote the image of an approachable woman who has struggled up from humble roots.
Even using my "granny" gear, the easiest of the easy gears, I struggled up some of the hills with my heart pounding like a flamenco dancer on amphetamines.
One fine day in 1994, two policemen struggled up to the protest camp on Solsbury Hill, near Bath, and asked to be taken to the leaders.
She once said: "Having struggled up on the District line I had to make the fires and walk the dog even before I made the coffee".
They have struggled up front and, after an even opening 55 minutes when they had hopes of recording the double over a team whose only league defeat had come at Kingsholm, they cracked under Northampton's powerplay, leaking four tries.
Mr. Lewis might be deemed generous in wishing on no other member of his profession the harrowed look I witnessed in George Wallace's eyes as he struggled up off the floor in Boston and beheld what a hell he'd wrought.
