Sentence examples for be able to wrestle from inspiring English sources

Until then, they say, nobody will be able to wrestle effectively with Europe's mounting problems.

Gail: I think the health care plan will be able to wrestle down some of the cost of Medicare, if the Republicans will stop yelling about death panels.

Lewis Hamilton has conceded he has "no idea" whether he will be able to wrestle the championship momentum back from his sole title rival Nico Rosberg.

And he said that the country will never be able to wrestle down the deficit if Congress gives in to Republican demands to extend $700 billion in unjustified and unaffordable tax breaks for the wealthy.

Just prior to the discovery of the murders, Chris Benoit called his bosses at the WWE and told them he wouldn't be able to wrestle in a match due to familial problems.

Chris Collins, New York representative and congressional liaison for Trump's transition, told CNN that the Trump camp is confident that the president-elect will be able to wrestle the money from Mexico.

She was able to wrestle free.

We haven't really been able to wrestle to a point where we had the whole team on the field".

It was only when Mr. Loughner ran out of bullets that bystanders were able to wrestle him to the ground and hold him for police.

Some Tajik news organizations reported that a prisoner was able to wrestle keys away from one of the prison guards, using them to set the others free.

It was a dangerous pass, and Sanders would have had an open field to the end zone had he been able to wrestle the ball from Jurevicius.