I often wrestle with this question of what everything used to be.
"I've often wrestled with the terms buy, sell and owner as it pertains to the every-week cycling of fantasy football," Sarmento said, "but I'm not sure we have a viable alternative".
Unsurprisingly, memory treats it with greater reverence, and it often wrestles with the subject of this article for the accolade of Nintendo's best game ever.
Jill and I had a strange relationship where we often wrestled, and many of my friends told me this was a sign I should make a move.
I also read about his personal faith and the way he helped lead a small group for his Christian fellowship, harking back to the way I became a Christian in college, in part through some of these same small groups, in which we often wrestled with difficult questions deep into the night.
Mr. Jacobsen said his company often wrestled with what chemicals to use on roofs.
And the truth is, we've often wrestled with the politics of who is and who isn't allowed to come into this country.
"He's smart, he's savvy, he's strategic," says Gigi B. Sohn, president of Public Knowledge, a media and consumer advocacy group that has often wrestled with him.
Michelle Heinz, 36, a nurse who was scanning her smartphone as she waited for an uptown express train, said she often wrestled with whether to leave her phone at home or carry it with her for safety, especially when she was working on weekends at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx.
As Yee reminds us, great artists have often wrestled with the urge to collect and the domestic or financial ruin it can bring; bankrupted in 1656, Rembrandt was forced to sell his bristling cabinet of exotic shells, corals and animal specimens.
