Sentence examples for end up wrangling from inspiring English sources
Canada and Denmark (which has until November 2014 to complete its submission) will probably end up wrangling over certain areas in the Labrador Sea and the Arctic.
So there you have it: if you've got an old 8210 lying around, don't bother with Envirophone take it along with you the next time you're buying a bag of weed and you might end up wrangling an extra eighth out of it.
So there you have it: if you've got an old 8210 lying around, don't bother with Envirophone – take it along with you the next time you're buying a bag of weed and you might end up wrangling an extra eighth out of it.
Graham said Australian sheep producers needed to have a national conversation about the size of their sheep, lest they end up trying to wrangle animals that top 90kg in another 15 years' time.
"The rest end up being wrangled over in endless legal challenges.
The Council could then override the Mayor's veto, after which the wrangling would probably end up in court.
The wrangling may yet end up in the Supreme Court.Finger-pointing Court.Finger-pointingde the Beltway bubble.
I wonder if they do end up returning next episode or if they manage to wrangle up the walkers and get back on track.
Rome-bound congregations that want to hold on to their church buildings risk thorny legal wrangles; rival factions may end up sharing premises.
If Sunnis and Shias did not cease their wrangling, he said, Muslims would end up turning to secularism as their saviour.
