Sentence examples for they started to struggle from inspiring English sources

They started to struggle at the lineout and Calum Clark became the most influential forward at the breakdown.

Although GB defended well in the first half, particularly against Anderson, they started to struggle with their scoring and Canada led 33-27 athehe break.

Cruz was arguing with 21-year-old Robert Chapman over a $50 debt or theft when they started to struggle, Vernon said.

The 31-year-old victim, whose name was not immediately released, was arguing with a 21-year-old man over a $50 debt or theft when they started to struggle, according to LAPD Lt. Paul Vernon.

"They start to struggle and start to think a lot, which I think was his case".

The problem with frightening schools away from academisation and forming MATs themselves is that if they start to struggle, they will just get swallowed up by chains and lose their identity.

(If it started to struggle, they'd flip it back on its belly again). Then they released the sharks, and let the cameras roll.

(If it started to struggle, they'd flip it back on its belly again).

"We started to struggle".

It wasn't long before Corey started to struggle.

He snatched up the fish, and in his hand the fish started to struggle.