Sentence examples similar to struggling storm from inspiring English sources

The struggling Red Storm has dropped five straight to fall to 12-10 over all and 2-8 in the conference.

It operates the Sonics and the struggling Seattle Storm of the Women's National Basketball Association through its Full House Sports and Entertainment arm.

Festivals all over the European continent had been struggling through storms in July, and Tomorrowland would be no different.

He waded out into the storm, struggling to keep his feet in the strong surf and wind.

He quotes Lucretius on the callous pleasure of seeing someone far from shore, struggling against the storm.

"The people who were struggling before the storm — people with lower income — they were hit harder and they were having more trouble recovering as well," Hamel said.

But its lasting impact was not so undiscriminating: the decisions we've made as a society mean that some who were struggling before the storm were effectively wiped out by it.

Even if that were the case — and it sure as hell won't be — the amount of stuff available to the organization that puts on the marathon, the New York Road Runners, that could instead have gone to helping people struggling after the storm is stunning.

Even if that were the case and it sure as hell won't be the amount of stuff available to the organization that puts on the marathon, the New York Road Runners, that could instead have gone to helping people struggling after the storm is stunning.

Mr. Lott, responding to questions about why he was stepping down so soon after his 2006 re-election, said he had wanted to leave the Senate after his previous term expired, but "then Katrina intervened" and he ran again "because the people I loved so much were still struggling" with the storm's aftermath.

Festivals all over the European continent struggled through storms in July, and Tomorrowland was no different.