Sentence examples for at wrangling from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Schwarzenegger demonstrated in "The Terminator," he is much better at playing such creatures than at wrangling with them, though in this film he does the latter.

Further strikes in Greece over the austerity measures aimed at wrangling that country's debt crisis under control sapped the euro, down below $1.22, and renewed concerns that the U.S. recovery is running out of steam.

Wedding planners aren't just experts at wrangling vendors and securing the perfect venue.

A master at wrangling his hometown press corps since his early days in real estate, Trump had billed Tuesday's event as a press conference, although he had no intention of taking any questions.

After my futile effort at wrangling reservations at some time resembling dinner hour, he made a call (he knows people), and there we were at a table for two on a winter Friday at 7 p.m.

Abby Goodnough and Michael Cooper look at the wrangling in Iowa and at developments in other states.

Environmental groups and the ski industry have long been at odds, wrangling in the courts and other arenas over issues like the development of ski areas in the national forests and the tapping of mountain streams for snowmaking.

On the site, Gwen describes herself as "a real-life, damn near Snow F'ing White (super pale AND gifted at dwarf wrangling)." She started writing as "my way of sorting through emotions and dealing with difficult situations that come my way and processing things.

They are sick of hearing the Democrats talk about tax credits and unemployment extensions, and are repelled at congressional wrangling over appropriations bills.

It was planned long before the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, but the events of that day ultimately led to wrangling at the White House over whether Mr. Bush should appear there, at what would have been his first partisan event since the attacks.

Trade has continued to grow in recent years despite wrangling at the World Trade Organization.