Sentence examples for work struggling from inspiring English sources

The president's path means 20 million people out of work struggling for a good job.

"The president's path means 20 million people out of work, struggling for a good job," he says.

Struggling to find work; struggling to find somewhere to live; struggling to find that thing we all require: love.

Maybe you are out of work, struggling with the cost of studying, or worried about the future for you and your friends.

And so he set to work, struggling not only to learn the states but also to pronounce their names correctly in an unfamiliar tongue.

Sometimes reviews fed directly into his work: struggling to finish Earthly Powers, he was sent a book about the life of St Nicholas of Bari, and its themes of betrayal and humiliation helped to clarify what happens to his protagonist.

Authentically original comedic work struggles against these massive promotional expenditures.

The work struggles to escape Cubism, representation, and from being seen to be Mondrian-ish.

Their work struggled to remain in print, their champions fewer than the men of the paperback pulps.

Matt Ward, a Nova Scotian who moved out west for high-paying oil sands work, struggled to find work when the price per barrel dropped.

When she was a child, her parents worked, struggling to make ends meet.