Meanings of weary struggle in English

The weary struggle was evidently about to close in a stalemate.

It has been a weary struggle to bring them here.

It was a long and weary struggle, demanding persistent application, economy, and careful management.

A long and weary struggle was now before him.

To escape at one stride the long, weary struggle; to enter without fighting into victory!

It was as if, after a weary struggle, the sun had broken through the heavy clouds.

He reached his camp after a weary struggle on foot, the horses having died from thirst.

It was a long, weary struggle.

After a long and weary struggle, we reached the house of Gracchus-still solitary-forneither he nor Calpurnius had returned.

To walk along one, you will have a weary struggle for elevation, but will &ally reap a successful reward.

Perhaps if he had a less weary struggle for a livelihood, and no fear of losing Jessie, his health would improve.

The commanders, by admirable management, had hitherto kept up this weary struggle with suffering and despair: they now, too, began to despond.

After a long and weary struggle his splendid constitution triumphed; and with the return of consciousness came anxious thoughts respecting his wife and child.

As evening wore on I feared that I too might be captured, and I commenced a weary struggle to crawl back across the field.

After a weary struggle of several weeks, he reached, on the 3d of August, the little island of Beata, on the coast of Hispaniola.

It cost us a long and weary struggle to win, not the freedom of the sea, but the freedom of rivers and lakes and ponds.