Sentence examples for struggling upwards from inspiring English sources
There was that single file of US marines struggling upwards to take the crown of a minor hill.
So why are they struggling to move upwards?
Mincham observes a mood or affekt of "deep involvement and pensive commitment", with the oboe creating "an aura of suffering and a sense of struggling and reaching upwards in search of something indefinable in a way that only music can suggest".
Even a man of Hastings's undisguised distinction would struggle to move upwards from there.
Any large company operating in Brazil has upwards of 30 people struggling to comply with the tax code.
Studies have suggested that between 40 and upwards of 85percentt of individuals struggling with drug addiction will experience relapse, many within a year of treatment.
So high, in fact, that the cast appears to be suffering from altitude sickness, with characters staggering around listlessly while peering upwards, or pulling faces like geese struggling to choose between souvenir cagoules in Glen Nevis Visitor Centre.
That practice ― Conceptions Florida ― is a busy one, doing upwards of 400 in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycles a year for women and couples who are struggling to conceive.
This earned him a recall into the ODI team, where he was a regular for most of the next 12 months before being dropped as his economy rate continued to trend upwards and subsequently struggled with a loss of form and injuries.
Yet his people continue to struggle with poverty and an unemployment rate he suggested is upwards of 50percentt.
