Sentence examples for struggling to get in touch from inspiring English sources

We might be struggling to get in touch with you!

Jimmy Stirling's disillusioned middle-aged anti-hero is on the verge of a nervous breakdown; a reckless, neurotic, self-deprecating sports hack struggling to get in touch with himself.

While writing the early scenes of my memoir, I found myself struggling to get in touch with that insecure eighteen year old who joined the Israeli Defense Forces.

But Pandora is still struggling to get in tune.

An especially surreal moment occurred at a briefing Wednesday, when Ms. Sherrod watched, via a split screen on CNN, as Mr. Gibbs chronicled Mr. Vilsack's struggles to get in touch with her.

There's zip and precision to their play and United are struggling to get a touch.

Those struggling to get by see Washington as increasingly out of touch, self-serving and more interested in conflict than compromise.

Many of the refugees in our study mentioned that they were still struggling to get their family members into Sweden.

You know there are too many areas in this country and too many groups actually struggling to get recognition.

Rick Perry is struggling to get 1 percent.

The regions are struggling to get crowds".