struggle through

Unlike most of us, who can struggle through work tired or sick or hungover, they have to be at the top of their game.

Host Joe Rogan gleefully watches the contestants gag and struggle through the bovine brains until one young man quits altogether.

We watched our family struggle through alcohol addiction and sickness.

Dieters are advised to slow down, struggle through their scrambled egg whites, with chopsticks if necessary.

The tired, wearied, exhausted cattle refused to struggle through the snow-mountains any longer.

But a few more days of sorrow can dimly struggle through her prison windows ere she must be conducted to the scaffold.

This pudding was so filling that we could hardly struggle through a savoury, "Angels on runners," and cocoa.

His back bruised and strained by the struggle through a hole too small, he stood, trembling with exhaustion, in the windy dawn.

His legs were accustomed to the saddle and knew how to cling to it, while there was a hope that he might struggle through.