Sentence examples for group tussle from inspiring English sources

Sandwiched between those matches was a group tussle with Hungary, for which Ottmar was one of seven first-choice players rested by Herberger.

Mr. Dunn provides links between the dances with strange group battles and tussles or slow, sculptural pairings, so that you never know quite when one of the five pieces on the program is going to erupt.

(Another of Travis Porter's hits is the comic "Black Boy White Boy," over which the group had a slight tussle with Young Dro, an older Atlanta rapper with similar fixations).

Each participant who spoke called on the next speaker, and Schamus gave the group plenty of leeway to tussle with the text, but every once in a while he raised his hand and intervened to guide the conversation.

Sale's group is already a private tussle between Montpellier and their neighbours Toulon but Beaumont, the lock Tom Holmes and flanker James Doyle will look to make an impression in a team that has the former England wing Mark Cueto at outside-centre.

A curious tussle as two groups of politicos descend on Troia, a restaurant close to Westminster.

But the Health Department, concerned about misinterpretation of the data and caught in a political tussle between those groups and the health care industry, has refused.

He may tussle with Mr Berezovsky's group for Rosneft, a state-owned oil firm likely to be privatised this year.

Mr Richards also held out an olive branch to the newspaper industry ahead of the tussle for control of the Telegraph group.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukA VIEW of history as a perpetual tussle between competing classes and interest groups is not exactly new.

The legal tussle underscores the influence that extremist groups exert in Pakistan, often right under the government's nose.