Sentence examples for struggling to push from inspiring English sources

I think we should turn around, I said, struggling to push the words out.

The troops in "Enlisted" struggling to push a hefty colleague over a barrier on an obstacle course.

Last week, supporters were struggling to push the measure out of committees in both the Senate and General Assembly.

Only the man was moving now, struggling to push himself up, but it was obvious that he had no strength.

At a time of rising anti-American sentiment, the waiver may also alienate the revolutionaries and political reformers struggling to push the country toward civilian rule.

One shot, titled "Neither Snow, Nor Rain," shows a bundled man struggling to push a huge roll of fabric from one factory building to another during a snowstorm.

Dalton is no softball tosser, but he struggles to push the ball to the sidelines.

The former Manchester United defender, however, feels Ferguson would have struggled to push England any further.

Political leaders in Germany, France and other countries have struggled to push through even incremental reforms.

Each time his fur hat slipped over his eyes he struggled to push it back.

"At around F16," Mr. Dewis said, "the flash struggles to push any light through that really small hole".