Sentence examples for struggling caught from inspiring English sources

The lunging goalie, who has been struggling, caught it in his glove to preserve the point in the standing for the home team.

But what is perhaps funniest of all is Esmé as she watches me struggling, caught in the space between her world and the rest of it all.

Many analysts believe he is being used in an Iranian power struggle, caught up in a high-level feud between Rouhani's administration and its internal opponents.

His portraits of the city, though they are often compared to Dickens' portraits of London or Zola's of Paris, are preëminently Cairene, as his characters struggle, caught between an uncertain future and the weight of the past.

Anticipating Freud's theory of the unconscious, this painting shows the goddess of reason restraining the animal passions of our nature – she gazes icily as the centaur struggles, caught by the hair.

It exploded Sunday in the fatal shooting of a man by officers after he seemed to grab the gun of one in a struggle caught on video.

The Mets are struggling to catch ground balls, and when they do catch the ball, they are struggling with throws.

Ocean View?" she says, struggling to catch her breath.

Plan ahead so you don't get behind and end up struggling to catch up in your online classes.

"While competitors are still struggling to catch up with our first iPad, we've changed the game again with iPad 2" "While competitors are still struggling to catch up with our first iPad, we've changed the game again with iPad 2," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO.

China is struggling to catch up in these areas too.