Приклади вживання They struggled Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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They struggled.
Maybe they struggled.
They struggled here.
As a result they struggled.
They struggled here.
And I wasn't alone; my friends-- they struggled with this, too.
They struggled, yes.
Zombie Blitz Even back in the 60s they struggled with the odd zombie infestation.
They struggled in their business….
Initially, the police claim they struggled to monitor the place from which she called.
They struggled to adapt to reservation life.
Despite this age, they showed a good result because they struggled with older boys.
Previously they struggled with this stage.
At least 20members of the security forces were killed as they struggled to regain control.
At first, they struggled in the group stage.
Previously unpublished material in this film shows how they struggled for every inch of power, every word.
But they struggled to find their destination.
Since the team had to develop the game engine andmost of the required tools from scratch, they struggled to release the game on time.
Also, they struggled with animals- for example, boars.
A recent study of left-handed and ambidextrous people found that they struggled with anger, having negative emotions, and managing their emotions.
As we consider the scriptural examples of prophets and other spiritual leaders,we find many situations in which they struggled with challenges.
I have known students who, even though they struggled with math or reading, were excellent around heavy equipment or automobile engines or carpentry or drafting.
It is a surprising situation because if this tendency goes on,people will give up their freedoms and liberties for which they struggled and shed blood during Euromaidan.
Green andHogan had hypothesized that pauses in children's speech, as they struggled to either find a word or string together the motor controls required to produce it, were a source of useful diagnostic data.
Only 1 percent of respondents said they make enough money to live comfortably,while the rest said they struggled to pay bills, find a well-paying job, and be otherwise independent.
Green along with Tiffany Hogan, a researcher at MGH,had hypothesised that pauses in children's speech, as they struggled to either find a word or string together the motor controls required to produce it, were a source of useful diagnostic data.
Today, they struggle for survival.
Indeed, they struggle with the implementation of such standards.
They struggle to find work.
Now they struggle for survival.