Sentence examples for furious tussle from inspiring English sources
The proposal by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton to repeal President Bush's war authorization in October touched off a furious tussle on Friday among Democrats hoping to gain an upper hand with voters who oppose the war.
Cue murders and a ferocious identity tussle.
Thus began a furious three-year legal tussle that involved leading law firms — legal bills totaled more than $24 million — mountains of paperwork and four months of sometimes tawdry testimony that exposed the unhappy private lives in one of America's richest families.
Republicans, furious that in the recent tussle over the "fiscal cliff" they caved in on tax increases and have no spending cuts to show for it, are spoiling for another fight.
The tussle over the future of regional news programming on ITV has descended into a furious row between Ofcom and the BBC, after corporation lobbyists and senior executives at the regulator clashed over the degree of public subsidy needed.
Yesterday, more than 30 years after his death, Sir Keith was plunged into another tussle for the heart of the capital as a row over Trafalgar Square's empty fourth plinth sparked a furious standoff between some of the country's most eminent statesmen, historians and artists.
It always generates a tussle.
The tussle echoes bigger battles.
