Sentence examples for struggles to step from inspiring English sources

The actresses play actresses very much like themselves, and Jonathan Silverman plays the screen-writing offspring of Ms. MacLaine's character -- spoofing Ms. Fisher herself as he struggles to step out of his mother's shadow.

"And it's always a struggle to step outside of that".

Whatever he may say, there is no doubt that he has struggled to step out of his father's shadow.

I was aware that at the moment that I struggled to step out of a closet, I might be building one for them.

As a candidate, she has struggled to step back from a pointillist collection of policy proposals to reveal the full pattern of her record.

"We want to let employees be aware that if they miss a punch, it will reduce their hours," Gregory told Brandon, 27, who had been struggling to step into his father's role as the finance director.

Success stories like these are welcome in Roero, which has struggled to step out of the long shadow cast by the neighboring Langhe region, home to Barolo and Barbaresco.

As the girl hiked up her skirt and struggled to step onto the rear bumper of the ambulance, the nurse and two drivers stood back several feet and watched.

The most glaring example today may be Rahul Gandhi, heir apparent of the governing Congress party, who at the age of 42 is still struggling to step out of his mother's immense political shadow.

Key figures in renewables worry that lack of investment and proper industrial strategy means they will struggle to step in where fossil fuels are failing or necessarily being designed out.

Without Bradley, and his replacement Geoff Cameron struggling to step up, the right flank of Orozco and Zusi in particular lacked a central fulcrum to form any sort of passing triangles with, or just to provide support in the tackle, as word spread in the Costa Rican side that there were huge gaps to play in there.