Its flesh, wrestled out, is delicate and surprisingly bland, which may at this point be a relief.
"The truth is, Israel is killing innocent people in Gaza," he yelled during Rice's speech, before he was quickly and forcefully wrestled out by security.
As the platform of choice for pile-ons of partisans, defiant nonpartisans, and self-appointed referees, Twitter emerged early as the ring in which the debate narrative would be wrestled out and judged.
That kind of complicated legal morass would have to be wrestled out in court, a lengthy and expensive waste of the taxpayer's money.
I managed to wrestle out the foam mattress and get it back to the refugio, and then I went back and unstaked the tent and poured off the water and gathered the whole thing in my arms, trying to keep the things inside it halfway dry, and hustled it back uphill through the horizontal rain.
Talks could see Hezbollah stripped of some of the extra powers it wrestled out of the government last year, such as the blocking minority in the cabinet for it and its allies.
Isn't that what politics is supposed to be about, where people of opposing viewpoints can wrestle out their differences -- and find common grounds to work together?
It took a day for two men to wrestle out the cast-iron boiler.
Wall Street could not wrestle out gains Wednesday, as a choppy session finished in the red.
SHANGHAI — As I wrestled my way out of the sardine can of a Metro train car packed with racegoers for the Chinese Grand Prix Sunday I said to myself, "Hey, wait a minute, this series is not supposed to have succeeded in China!
