Sentence examples for struggling ahead from inspiring English sources

He meant the situation of Rome at a crossroads, struggling ahead, falling behind.

Wales will be without Jamie Roberts (knee) and Scott Williams (shoulder) has also been struggling ahead of the four-match summer tour.

Manager Joe Torre had already said that Hernández would replace Lilly and has stressed that he will continue using Andy Pettitte, even if he struggles, ahead of Lilly.

Kathy Washienko, a major Democratic donor from Seattle, said she "struggled" ahead of the 2012 election: "Should I not support Obama at the level I had in 2008, to convey my discontent with his relative climate silence?" She ended up contributing, she said, but in May signed a letter with about 150 other donors calling on Mr. Obama to reject the pipeline.

Expect some awkward Whitehall struggles ahead.

They will struggle ahead, she said.

There was a brief moment this week when it looked as though Republicans might be ready to put the interests of struggling Americans ahead of the wealthy.

Izale McLeod put the struggling Bees ahead when he nodded in Mark Byrne's corner after Mark Hughes' flick.

Lopez put the struggling visitors ahead when he bizarrely put the ball into his own net from an Eagles set-piece.

There are struggles ahead.

Even so, it has a struggle ahead.