Sentence examples for be wrestled from inspiring English sources
verb
To contend, with an opponent, by grappling and attempting to throw, immobilize or otherwise defeat him, depending on the specific rules of the contest
It has to be wrestled with.
You'd be wrestled to the ground, and then rendered".
"I expected there to be protests but I was not expecting to be wrestled by people.
They must also be wrestled with, and that's where much of the fun lies.
How control of parliament's daily business can be wrestled away from the government and its whips.
These are important issues that could be wrestled with if cities were on anybody's agenda.
He added that it would be "wrestled with" at the highest levels.
Can any good be wrestled from the horror of Sept. 11?
Must this wilderness continue to be wrestled into submission, or is it fragile and diminishing?
Were there any pieces that seemed ideal but just couldn't be wrestled into a usable form?
Egyptians seem to be wrestling over which every day.
