Sentence examples for wrestled through from inspiring English sources

We pushed through it and wrestled through it.

He himself "kind of wrestled through it and became a follower of Christ when I was 17," he said.

"With what I went through the last two months, I thought it was virtually impossible, harder than winning the first gold medal," said Gardner, who wrestled through a wrist injury.

I wrestled through a line outside the set of "Good Morning America" to find my first clue, a plaque that helped me answer the question of which famous playwright was born in a hotel room in the square, and ended up at Times Scare, the year-round haunted house on Eighth Avenue.

Though the outcome had been predicted, the meeting in Brussels proved more grueling than expected as euro zone countries, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund wrestled through the night over a discrepancy in the amount of Greece's debt to be reduced.

"We worked out of our shirt pockets," says Ken Patera, who wrestled through the early Eighties, often at the top of the card.

"In practice, you just keep wrestling through things like that," he said of the penalty.

They taught her to work hard and wrestle through problems with reason and argument.

He was introduced to wrestling through friends and began amateur training at the John Ruskin club in Southwark.

My problem is with the disrespect shown the great sport of wrestling through the lack of coverage.

Memory summons scenes past forgetting: The mightiest of teams, the Dodgers and Yankees of 1952, wrestling through a seven-game World Series.