Sentence examples similar to won struggle from inspiring English sources

"Over the years he's struggled and won, struggled and won, struggled and fought some more, but unfortunately this time was too much," Troyer's family said.

So, McEnroe foretold a winning struggle against Monfils, but wondered still about Murray finding that resolve at a higher level.

This was certainly true in the winning struggle against smallpox, where outbreaks of the virus needed to be contained, wherever they occurred.

Or we might notice something that we could use to embarrass and hinder them — again, not a terribly exalted cognitive experience, but potentially useful in winning struggles for status and resources.

Levin, still chasing his first PGA Tour win, struggled on the back nine and came home in 40 for a round of 75 to end five under.

He's won the struggle.

Andrew won the struggle for my soul.

This week Mr. Adams seemed to have won his struggle.

Here, in the nineteen-thirties, Mao won a struggle for control of the Long March.

Two decades ago, blacks won their struggle for independence against a white minority government, not against Britain.

But in the end, Germany, an essential NATO ally, won its struggle.