Sentence examples for be wrangled by three from inspiring English sources

He had to be wrangled by "three fielders, two ushers and the handler," according to the book.

(This means six writers and five producers are wrangling and maybe two directors have been approached).

Four days before the Spending Review, cabinet ministers are said to be wrangling over the scale of economies.

As the popularity of the buses increased, their numbers multiplied, and by 2002 three companies were wrangling over the little block, Forsyth Street between East Broadway and Division Street.

The AP has been wrangling with Google and other aggregators over its definition for three years.

China, Taiwan and four Southeast Asian nations have been wrangling for years over territorial claims to the South China Sea.

For many months their lobbyists have been wrangling with Eurocrats and envoys from stock exchanges over "internalisation" by financial institutions.

Many publishers are wrangling with the issue of reviewer support, reward and incentive.

A horse, wrangled by a tobacco-chewing beauty, one of our instructors, hauled the bulkier supplies.

Over months of court wrangling in connection with his appeal, his claim has been supported by two of the officers convicted with him.

This period was bookended by two memoirs, both of which saw Cusk embroiled in a new kind of critical wrangle.