Sentence examples for a wrangle with from inspiring English sources
In '41 after a wrangle with the minority stockholders of his publishing corporation, he withdrew from the management with 6% bonds in exchange for his common stock.
Should we forget the savings and buy in the UK? MK, South Wales A: Shoppers are often put off buying abroad by a fear of becoing involved in a wrangle with a business outside the UK.
Negotiations have suffered a setback after a wrangle with the Indian government over the negotiation of tax rates, and analysts said that Cairn could be forced to make costly concessions to get the deal through.
The writ, details of which emerged yesterday, shows Mr Ball was locked in a wrangle with Eden over payments before his sacking and had raised concerns with the board, the trustees and the millennium commission about alleged mismanagement.
But the businessman has run into a wrangle with Facebook, which owns the photo-sharing service Instagram, which argues that the use of "gram" in the title could undermine its brand.
Known to her friends and colleagues as Twigs, and successfully introduced to a favourable public this year as FKA Twigs ("Formerly Known As", the result of a wrangle with another artist who'd bagged the name), Tahliah Barnett spends her days pivoting between professional identities.
After the game, Cisse had an wrangle with Olympiacos' president Evangelos Marinakis.
This week, the German electronic act Kraftwerk are at the centre of a copyright wrangle with a start-up company based in Dresden that wants to release a product called Kraftwerk – which is the German for "power station".
The evidence of surveillance footage which Mr Mitchell obtained after a protracted wrangle with a senior government colleague also suggested his altercation at the Downing Street gate had been, at most, fleetingHaving been embarrassed into investigating the matter, the Met then charged Mr Wallis with misconduct in a public office.
Gov. Jesse Ventura ended a budget wrangle with the Legislature by offering a compromise on a plan to provide more than $800 million in property tax relief statewide.
North of the border, Mr Salmond is portraying a legal wrangle with the British government over how to hold his referendum as a conspiracy by "Westminster politicians" to keep Scotland's mineral resources.Defences can be mounted for Mr Salmond.
