Sentence examples for struggles out of from inspiring English sources

When the bearded patriarch struggles out of bed every morning to be dressed by his dutiful offspring, you feel his fatigue.

Deflation will set in as the economy struggles out of recession, but economic expansion was set to resume in the second half of 2010 and should reach 3% in 2011.

A sound struggles out of Mr. Kelly's throat, a self-surprising noise that glides into an uncanny interpretation of Margherita's great aria of loss and bereavement from Boito's "Mefistofele".

"As the country struggles out of recession, the last thing we need is the unions holding the country to ransom," the Conservative Party minister, Theresa Villiers, said Friday, according to the BBC.

The chain of lights, manned by 1,200 people drawn from an avalanche of applicants, was designed to draw world attention and give an early spring to tourism as Britain struggles out of recession.

Germany's unemployment rate held steady at 9.5percentt in June but the number of unemployed edged up to the highest level for the month in four years as the economy struggles out of recession, government officials said.

He struggled out of his mittens & unzipped his jacket.

An older man in a plaid coat struggled out of a shiny Nissan king cab.

My parents arrived breathless, and struggled out of their skis while the bear watched, deliberating.

They had — or so they say — to struggle out of their families and then to struggle with themselves.

Shocked by the pain, Mr. Sidibe struggled out of the tub, then collapsed onto the floor.