Sentence examples for to overcome something from inspiring English sources

We were able to overcome something that was thrown at us".

"But it was extremely emotional, and it's tough to overcome something you want so bad and get that close to.

His struggle with alcohol was the most difficult obstacle for him to overcome, something he has admitted.

"It feels like the biggest relief of my life to overcome something like that and be able to compete," he said.

Canada came from nowhere and forced overtime - it will be very, very very hard for the USA to overcome something like this - that's just the way sports is.

"I'm still a nervous person and I have to overcome something in myself every time I throw myself into a challenge," she says, returning to the subject of her illness.

All in all, I feel like I should be windswept and on my way to overcoming something emotionally difficult when I'm listening to this anthem.

You are always looking forward to overcoming something, finding something, figuring something out.

It is so thrilling to have overcome something which has gone on for so long.

Why does knowing where your grandmother went to school help a child overcome something as minor as a skinned knee or as major as a terrorist attack?

It seems our fate as women is to be victims who will overcome something terrible.