Sentence examples for a tussle at the from inspiring English sources

And then, in the last few days, there was a tussle at the White House over whether to issue a second warning that a terrorist attack might happen someplace, sometime, with a weapon yet to be determined.

As part of a series on challenges for China's new leaders, political analyst Cheng Li says the country's future could be decided by a tussle at the top.

The White House has asserted it has the authority to name its own interim director, all but assuring a tussle at the Wall Street watchdog on Monday with two separate factions contending they run the agency.

Robb faces a tussle at home over the deal, with Nationals MPs demanding a decent deal for sugar farmers.

AROUND THE LEAGUE Commissioner Roger Goodell said he had decided not to suspend Titans quarterback Vince Young over a tussle at a Dallas strip club in June..

The museum opened in downtown Hempstead in 1978, a spinoff from a political tussle at the Nassau County Museum of Art.

Federer was so totally in control after a brief tussle at the start that the scoreline of 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 disguised his dominance.

Most impressive qualifiers: In the absence of Brazil, who qualify automatically as hosts, there was a three-way tussle at the top of the table between eventual group winners Argentina, Colombia and Chile.

The researchers eliminated the possibility that the animals were in a predator-prey tussle at the time of death since there were no tooth-marks on the bones.

"The tussle at the moment is a lot to do with the fact that as the less affluent players, particularly the islands in the Pacific, realise the value of the resource they have, they will want to take a stake in that.

Thrilling, engaging match with both men happy to tussle at the net and unafraid to throw themselves about in a fashion not seen since the heyday of Boris Becker.