struggle|struggled|struggles|struggling in English

verb

[strug·gle || 'strʌgl]

endeavor, strive, try hard; fight, contend; advance with great effort

Use "struggle|struggled|struggles|struggling" in a sentence

1. An actor struggles to die onstage, but a puppet has to struggle to live.

2. Adman is a place for stories of people who are struggling, or have struggled and gotten through.

3. Republican leaders struggled to come to terms with popular sentiment; some wanted passionate armed struggle; others a more reasoned approach.

4. Women participate in the national liberation struggle and have never considered they should be struggling to liberate themselves from men.

5. Stop struggling.

6. The bandit struggled desperately.

7. Redistributive struggles displace productive ones.

8. Sure, they had their struggles.

9. Stop struggling, fool.

10. The mare struggles, writhes, strains.

11. Both entered epic foreign struggles to protect weak allies from threatening aggressors (for Rome, the Punic Wars with Carthage, 264 BC–146 BC; for America, the struggle to save Europe, 1918–19.

12. He's struggling to breathe.

13. All struggles should have their recompense.

14. Stravinsky struggled financially during this period.

15. He struggled to stifle a yawn.

16. The shopkeeper struggled with the thief.

17. He struggled to contain his resentment.

18. She struggled to articulate her thoughts.

19. She struggled to recover her equilibrium.

20. He struggled to overcome his shyness.

21. I struggled to regain some dignity.

22. For a split second, she struggled.

23. I struggled with many conflicting emotions.

24. 13 She struggled from his grip.

25. He struggled to formulate an answer.