Sentence examples for be wrestled over 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
The Portuguese also felt his side should have been awarded a penalty when Ivanovic appeared to be wrestled over in the area by Chris Smalling.
But he added: "I don't want to speak about the penalty on Ivanovic [when the Serb appeared to be wrestled over in the area by Chris Smalling] and the accumulation of yellow cards [for Chelsea].
Egyptians seem to be wrestling over which every day.
Either way, Bush will be receding into history, and the party's left and center factions will again be wrestling over free trade, social programs and tax cuts for the middle class.
The "trialogue" of MEPs, ministers and Commission will be wrestling over it from Monday to Wednesday.
But this Soviet composer, whose reputation has been wrestled over almost since his death in 1975, gave us string quartets without stability.
"This summer, more than any I can remember, it feels like the very heart of American identity is a football being wrestled over".
Yet Mr. Fish treats truth not as an objectively verifiable ahistorical object but as something that is wrestled over in the midst of daily life.
There is enough for an exhibition twice as large — if, that is, it weren't filled first by continued discussion and examination of the 12 years of this presidency, with its mixtures of failures and successes, and an enduring influence that is still being wrestled over.
We were wrestling over the gun and I hear a pop".
I know the Newspaper Society has been wrestling over what to do.
