Sentence examples for * grapple in from inspiring English sources

Two figures grapple in a shop window.

Families moved in together that winter; couples learned to grapple in a twin bed or a single sleeping bag.

Here is how to grapple "in the service of justice," as many of the schools put it, instead.

It makes little impression on the rowdy young crowd gathered in a circle to watch wrestlers grapple in the dust.

Off a leafy backstreet in Tokyo, middle-aged people have come to look at couples with outsize genitalia grapple in brothels and inns.

Google is not the only Internet company to grapple in recent days with questions involving the anti-Islamic video, which appeared on YouTube, which Google owns.

And we wouldn't have seen the spike in unemployment and destitution that we're at the beginning of right now and that Obama will have to grapple with in his first years in office.

A key issue to grapple with in this first phase lies in the fact that there is an enormous array of possible formulations to choose from.

For now, however, they were the ones being initiated, because this was DNA Boot Camp at the Dolan DNA Learning Center at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, a program to prepare a new generation of teachers for the dramatic shifts in biology they and their students will need to grapple with in class.

How convenient it is for her to call out hip-hop's misogyny (a reality that black feminist hip-hop fans have to grapple with in a real way) after she exploited black female bodies in her own music videos and stage performances. .

The depravity of O'Connor's characters, the tensions Stevens finds ways to name and grapple with in lo-fi indie beauty, these elements are more biblical, more in the spirit of the oracles and psalm poetics of the scriptures than your typical Christian book or album.