Sentence examples for Was wrangling from inspiring English sources

Analysts speculated that there was wrangling over whether to pull the plug on the government.

There was wrangling after the outbreak about who was responsible for cleaning and proper maintenance of the system.

McChrystal states that at the centre of the tension between the Pentagon and the White House was wrangling over the numbers proposed for a troop surge in Afghanistan.

But with the indictment in 1985 of Richard Kelly Smyth, an aerospace executive who had made illegal shipments of nuclear triggers through Milchan companies, Mr. Milchan unexpectedly found his arms-dealing in the news even as he was wrangling with Universal Pictures over the near collapse of a movie, "Brazil," directed by Terry Gilliam.

While Thames Water, identified by the Consumer Council for Water yesterday as having the worst record in Britain for dealing with customer complaints, was wrangling over the extent of its liability, several householders earlier this year once more awoke to find solid waste flooding their gardens from the same manhole covers.

In revealing the talks in an interview last week, Frank Gibeau, president of the EA Games label, would not say which PC makers he was wrangling with, but it's fair to say that companies like Apple, Dell and Hewlett-Packard would be at the top of his list.

After he walked Kozma, he induced a pop-up to shallow left field from the pinch-hitter Matt Carpenter, which was wrangled athletically by Desmond near the foul line.

This is usually some middle manager who was wrangled into telling people about his company's most boring innovation.

Mr. Chevy Dale Earnhardt Jr. was wrangled into an interview and of course the Chevy Volt was brought up.

Mr. Perelman has also recently been wrangling with federal regulators.

New Jersey has been wrangling over the issue since 1973.