Sentence examples for a tussle of from inspiring English sources

He makes each credibly distinct, so that every interaction becomes a tussle of temperaments.

With him the music is much more a dialogue, even a tussle, of contrary motifs and directions, while the expression is more general, national.

After a tussle of gangly limbs over who should carry the clipboard and who should push the trolley (they agree to swap roles halfway through), they set off to deliver packages to different businesses around the venue.

A tussle of power and responsibility between those at local and national level will only ever be won by Whitehall, which has the interest and the power to maintain the status quo.

When an opponent faces off against Mr. Chan in the big-deal final combat scene, the foe is brandishing a chain and posed, sweating in a T-shirt, against a fiery backdrop that makes it look as if a tussle of a much different sort -- perhaps calling for a little rough trade -- is about to break out.

If one were looking to cast a nomad of the imagination, the mild-looking woman in front of me, swathed in a baggy grey hoodie, a tussle of white hair coiling around her spectacles, isn't an obvious candidate for the role.

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

A tussle for control of post-Saddam Iraq has barely relented, and continues to ravage the country's finances, communities and social fabric.

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

Photograph: Kerim Okten/EPA 1.28pm BST A bit of a tussle for the ball as Russia's Alexander Kaun battles for possession with Australia's David Andersen during their men's basketball game.

The house was seized and became part of a tussle among hundreds of victims desperate to recoup anything they can from Abdulwahab's investment scams ruses so brash and, in retrospect, so unbelievable as to raise doubts about the sanity of investors.