| continue struggle | 6.39 | They vowed to continue the struggle. | ||
| face struggle | 2.50 | Le faces that struggle now. | ||
| have struggle | 2.50 | She had her struggles. | ||
| end struggle | 1.84 | Police storm temple to end leadership struggle. | ||
| see struggle | 1.32 | We want to see struggles. | ||
| support struggle | 1.32 | Foreign activists support Palestinian struggle. | ||
| wage struggle | 1.32 | They mobilised the landless peasants to wage struggles against the rural rich. | ||
| win struggle | 1.32 | Amazingly, Kan won his struggle. | ||
| join struggle | 1.25 | Join the struggle. | ||
| take struggle | 0.86 | Your struggle we take as our struggle. | ||
| watch struggle | 0.86 | A man was watching him struggle decided to help the young lad out. | ||
| lead struggle | 0.79 | Nor does it have many political heavyweights to lead its struggle. | ||
| reflect struggle | 0.66 | She reflects that struggle. | ||
| lose struggle | 0.59 | Many lose their struggle. | ||
| mean struggle | 0.59 | In Arabic, jihad means struggle, but is also a term for holy war. | ||
| expect struggle | 0.53 | Expect a struggle. | ||
| indicate struggle | 0.53 | Police found tips of fake fingernails, indicating a struggle. | ||
| understand struggle | 0.53 | They understand the struggle. | ||
| describe struggle | 0.46 | Solomon then described his struggle to come up with a fair sentence. | ||
| escalate struggle | 0.46 | Personal issues and confusion with manager Don Baylor over his role escalated his struggles. |