Sentence examples for there a struggle from inspiring English sources
7 Was there a struggle before Mr. Heywood's death?
Was there a struggle over whether to flee or join the rebels?
"At some point in there, a struggle over one of the officer's weapons occurred," Commander Smith told the LA Times, adding: "At that point an officer-involved shooting happened".
I think of a kind of photomachy going on up there, a struggle between light and dark, the sun trying to pierce the clouds while the clouds, infinitely mutable, block the sun's energies.
"At some point in there, a struggle over one of the officer's weapons occurred," Smith said.
Is there a struggle for leadership going on within Goldman, not unlike the partnership factions that developed in the '90s over whether to go public or not?
Jacquie: There were a lot of years there where there was a struggle, and there was a time where I almost gave up to soon.
It won't get there without a struggle.
There was life from Sunderland early on, but there is a struggle to truly believe what they do will work.
"There's a struggle for land, for investment, for seed systems, and, first and foremost, there's a struggle for political influence," he said.
