Sentence examples for a tussle for from inspiring English sources

One woman showed her fractured arm, the result of a tussle for food.

At any one time, there is a tussle for supremacy in my personality between those characteristics.

To hoi polloi, all this celebrated largess may look like a tussle for recognition among titanic egos.

In 2014 Renzi elbowed out prime minister Enrico Letta in a tussle for power within his own Democratic party.

But Paora's children turn up - and a tussle for ownership of the dead man and his memories begins.

Bacall beside Bogart was in a tussle; for all the mighty figures who populated the Hollywood studios, almost nobody else could stand up to her.

It is a once-in-a-generation tussle for power and control of world football that will play out over the coming months and could decide whether Fifa is reformed from top to bottom or ends up an even more compromised version of the dysfunctional beast ridden by Sepp Blatter for the past 17 years.

Much effort was spent debunking the notion that the struggle in Afghanistan is a holy war rather than a straightforward tussle for power.

The 26-year-old driver won the grand prix by a 20.6-second margin, benefiting from a crowded tussle for second place in which Jenson Button, the McLaren Mercedes driver, fought through traffic but not before surrendering significant pace to Rosberg.

12 min: Samuel Eto'o gets booked for kicking the ball away in frustration after being penalised harshly for winning a 50-50 tussle for the ball with Maxwell in a good position on the right flank.

"If they weren't in NATO, there would now be a huge tussle for influence here between the West and resurgent Russia," says a veteran observer.