Sentence examples for struggles to settle from inspiring English sources

With a life story that encompasses Los Angeles excess and suburban domesticity, it is little wonder McGovern struggles to settle on a suitable idiom.

It surpasses the Archdiocese of Boston's agreement in 2002 to pay $85 million to 552 plaintiffs, and may have the effect of increasing the amount of money in play as the Archdiocese of Los Angeles struggles to settle 544 claims against it for similar abuses.

Deeply insecure, Lara struggled to settle.

Cole, 34, is currently a free agent after struggling to settle in at Roma last season.

But Mancini admitted that Balotelli was struggling to settle in Manchester.

Although Pennington left after just four terms, he struggled to settle back into school.

Romania struggled to settle, their play undermined by nervousness, too many passes going astray.

With the rain now sheeting across the field in the second half, Sporting still struggled to settle.

City paid Real Madrid a British record £32.5m for Robinho in 2008 but the Brazilian struggled to settle in England.

Mr Tsarni said his nephews had struggled to settle in the US and ended up "thereby just hating everyone".

But it takes only minutes to find some recent arrivals to Italy who have struggled to settle.