Sentence examples for dramatic tussle from inspiring English sources

Great Britain's eventers won Olympic silver behind Germany after a dramatic tussle with New Zealand.

EVENTING: Great Britain's eventers won Olympic silver behind Germany after a dramatic tussle with New Zealand.

Ross Draper knocked in the crucial spot-kick to settle Sunday's dramatic tussle with Hearts and send the Highlanders into the Scottish League Cup final.

It may well sting him now that, of all people, the Owls should appoint as his successor, Dave Jones, who so memorably came second to Megson in one of the Championship's more dramatic tussles 10 years ago when West Brom pipped arch rivals Wolves to automatic promotion.

The move brings to an end a dramatic legal tussle that has gripped both sides of the Atlantic and could resurrect the former French presidential hopeful's seemingly dead political career in France.

The final round of the L.P.G.A. Championship evolved into a dramatic two-player tussle between her and Grace Park, who threatened to deny Sorenstam her fifth major championship.

But it would be a misnomer to give Patel the title of David for what has turned out to be a public tussle that included dramatic public staging and the resources of private-property-rights groups — all employed by a scrappy hotel owner who in December rejected Caruso's $6-million 6-million buyoutfavoffer what in expected to be a favorweeter deal.

There was one striking difference in this year's tussle.

BEST ACTRESS Annette Bening or Natalie Portman I'd love to see Michelle Williams (Blue Valentine) win, but realistically I think it will be a tussle between Annette Bening and Natalie Portman and as Portman's is the more "dramatic" role, that might sway the Academy.

One of the most dramatic exchanges in Saturday night's Republican Presidential debate came about halfway through, during a tussle between Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz over immigration.

In a dramatic final day, Investec Loyal overtook Wild Oats XI in the afternoon and held on in a tight, tactical tussle to reverse the finishing order of the race last year.