Mr. Feld had his men race and leap, often in unison, and grapple as if wrestling.
Moreover, a study of the Gregg-Wyden tax bill provides a road map to issues that Congress will have to grapple with if it tries to do something more than a quick patch of tax laws.
But mixed into the banter were trenchant social issues that urban Chinese from their 20s to 40s grapple with, if not always so publicly: living together before marriage, the unabashed pursuit of wealth or the government's one-child policy.
Tellingly, when they stuck closer to his dialogue it began to work, as in the scenes when Self first begins to grasp the scale of the Hollywood egos he'll have to grapple with if his film is to get off the ground.
But another important side to Meyers's story — and one that might be a bit uncomfortable to grapple with if you, like Callie Khouri, tend to see Meyers as a beacon of hope for women in Hollywood — is that she did not always fly solo.
These are all issues that Eric began to raise in his work, issues that we must continue to grapple with, if we are to ever evolve in our understanding about HIV risk and sexual practices.
That's something that people are going to have to grapple with if they read this book: Artists do things on purpose and accidentally and, sometimes, they do things accidentally on purpose.
Last night a friend and I were trying to grapple with if not exactly "understand -- some conventional wisdom, namely that Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal is "very educated," a "very intelligent" man and a "policy wonk," or at least what would pass for a Republican version of a policy wonk.
Always use a grapple hook if you have a front-end loader.
Marzieh, a seasoned playwright well-versed in the art of obtaining culture ministry permits for her work, is still grappling with why "if a woman sings [solo] in an opera, it's [considered] very different from a woman singing traditional music".
