wrangle

Some kind of a confused wrangle started at the center table.

They'd been at school together and Wrangle, the major knew, was a lot brighter than him.

The work of translation stopped, and the old political wrangle began again.

Still, who ever said facts should get in the way of a good emotional wrangle?

There followed something of a wrangle between our two professions.

The population of Wrangle civil parish in 2001 was 1,265.

Construction was finally approved in 1974 but legal wrangles held it up until 1987.

It wasn't really a wrangle, they understood one another too well.

Sally intervened to keep our wrangle from getting out of hand.

Still, the important things to keep an eye on are not the procedural wrangles that will develop along the way.

There have been a number of wrangles over development of the area in recent years.

We start with the latest on the tax wrangles affecting Rangers.

As a result, the project got under way quickly without the legal wrangles associated with most building projects in Manhattan.

One in five had wrangles over a direct debit or standing order.

I guess in the past people got into real wrangles about who had the right to stored embryos.

I came up over the heap again, and walked slowly back towards the wrangle.

This unusual situation was due to a legal wrangle with their record label.

Watching that same marital wrangle play out as a child, I remember feeling confused.

In the winter of 1805-06, the British government began a 10-year wrangle over the marbles.

Wrangles over foreign aid are likely to move rapidly back into the center of American domestic politics.

"I don't want to get into a wrangle with them," he said.

I sit through breakfast while you and mother wrangle.

"It looks as though he and the killer had some wrangle about a letter.

The film did the festival circuit in 1999 but is only now being released after legal wrangles.

But finally I wrangled the top off two of them.

However, do not let us wrangle about money any more.

We have really had to wrangle with the Council over both issues.

On all which points they have wrangled every step of the way.

They wrangled over the issue for more than half an hour.

After the House wrangled on the issue for two weeks, they passed the plan.

The girl looked up from the finger she had been wrangling with.

The leaders of the two parties seemed to be wrangling as they went.

By now they were tired old men who wanted rest, not wrangling.

But in the end, there probably will always be wrangling over real estate.

"And we ought to be making up for lost time, not wrangling in the street."

We wrangled back and forth like this for too long.

"Then why have we been sitting here wrangling with Immigration for over an hour?"

The girl and I wrangled over the money question while we had more drinks.

For six years, various factions had been wrangling over them.

The allies have been wrangling for two years about who will clean up.

The only members of the public there, they had wrangled a few passes into the press area.

According to analysts, the company is still wrangling with the details.

I used to wrangle with my mother over whether each was worth a penny.

But sometimes wrangling a place to sit is only the beginning of your troubles.

But he had to trust his senior officers to wrangle with the problem.

We wrangled over the details of the scheme for a bit.

Congress wrangled over comprehensive child care legislation, but by last month, the bill was dead.

When they wrangled too long, he stepped in and told them to stop acting like children.

For 23 hours we wrangled over this question in a tiny, bare room.