Sentence examples for grapple between from inspiring English sources
Unless some new information turns up, the story seems fated to be locked forever in a grapple between Plathians and Hughesians, each seeing a monster where the other sees a victim.
44 min: PENALTY TO NEWCASTLE Another corner, another grapple between Carroll and Morgan – and with Morgan's arms around the striker, referee Andy Hall blows his whistle and points straight to the spot.
Paul Weaver Silverstone The fierce grapple between Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team-mate, Nico Rosberg, for the Formula One world championship could yet become a classic among sporting confrontations.
These include the eerie use of a blood-spattered sheet to depict a character's affliction with leprosy and an almost Kabuki-like grapple between Moses Tom Walkerr) and the rebellious title character (Jerry Goralnick), who challenges him.
Woody Allen says it's a very resilient little muscle, and Larkin said: "What will survive of us is love", and Never Let Me Go is certainly very good on the grapple between palpable, physical aspects of being human and the ineffable sadness of the soul.
Undocumented immigrants seeking medical care or safety from violence must now grapple between their need for health and safety and their fear of deportation.
The essence of the collaboration between German painter Gerhard Richter and Estonian composer Arvo Pärt rests in our grappling between the differences between what we hear and what we see, what we are told and what we experience with our senses, what is mediated and what hits us directly.
Due to this competition, fighting typically ensues which involves grappling between males.
It's one reality that both progressives and conservatives must grapple with between now and November, and beyond.
This is a tough, gnarly team that can hustle and grapple and work between the lines of the laws.
A strong opinion about the N-word voiced by former CNN host Piers Morgan gave way to an online grapple Monday night between Morgan and Ta-Nehisi Coates, a senior editor at the Atlantic and a nonpareil voice on race and racism in the United States.
