Sentence examples for struggling to hang from inspiring English sources

Thousands more families here are struggling to hang on.

They were already struggling to hang on to market share in Europe.

A loss to the undermanned Lions, and 'Pies will be struggling to hang on.

Mattel said it was struggling to hang on to shelf space at retailers.

At dusk, I was struggling to hang my mosquito net, which was necessary to keep out malaria-carrying mosquitoes and whatever else might crawl up on the platform.

Kirsten set down the brush, and walked out into the yard, where the old woman was stretched on her toes, struggling to hang a last billowing sheet.

Freehold struggles to hang on.

He has struggled to hang onto it and to pass it along to his children.

As for McCarthy, he adds: "I hope we'll struggle to hang on to him.

Reading have maintained their commitment to a strong squad, though they might struggle to hang on to their best players if they don't go up.

Now they are trying to defy history and demographics as they struggle to hang on to the districts in a midterm election with their party in the White House.