Sentence examples for grappling on from inspiring English sources
The style places more emphasis on wrestling on one's feet instead of grappling on the mat.
The fighters are grappling on the ropes and in the middle of the ring.
Yet it is not unusual to find antagonists grappling on the battlefield and treating behind closed doors simultaneously.
The administration is grappling on how to balance stricter security controls and the freedom of technology companies to innovate.
Or, in "Contretemps", the depiction of a bar-room brawl of sorry ineptitude in which the two antagonists, unable to land a punch, end up grappling on the floor in a comically impotent clinch.
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon began grappling on Monday with the possibility that it will have to cut hundreds of billions of dollars from the military budget over the next decade, but there were so few details in the debt ceiling deal reached by the White House and Congress that confusion over the actual size of the reductions was rampant.
He then breaks free of their influence to grapple on his own with abstraction, in works like "Orestes" (1947), which may be one of the most perfect small paintings of the 20th century.
This cramped call centre in an industrial park in west Oxford is one of dozens of locations where the NHS is finally starting to grapple on a mass scale with illnesses such as depression and anxiety.
The pair grappled on the newsroom floor.
Style "is not something grappled on to regular prose; it is intrinsic to perception".
However, we didn't grapple on the floor, and there were no bloody noses.
