Sentence examples for had an wrangle from inspiring English sources

After the game, Cisse had an wrangle with Olympiacos' president Evangelos Marinakis.

They had a wrangle with Manchester United over the transfer of 18-year-old John Obi Mikel and had to compensate French side Lens after the controversial signing of teenager Gael Kakuta.

Avoid having a wrangle over it though.

In March 2002, as Novartis was having a similar wrangle with Hong Kong authorities over Glivec's price, it sent a letter to the 53 patients in clinical trials there, telling them that the trials were ending and their free drugs would be cut off in July 2002, according to a patient who received the letter.

"We had a year of wrangling about it," Mrs. Vivian said.

Square works with AT&T to resell its dongles, and in the UK iZettle works with EE. mPowa had a slightly odd legal wrangle with Square last year when it was accused of lifting photographs from Square's marketing materials.

The first time was at a White House meeting in June, to which she had wrangled an invitation through a client.

Like Ethan Hawke, who had him wrangle a couch and, later, a table.

The Facebook CEO also had to wrangle a bunch of connected devices that don't necessarily talk to each other out of the box, including Sonos, Spotify, a Samsung TV, a Crestron smart home and lighting system, a Nest cam and more.

But as an attention-grabbing international issue, the wrangling has an image problem: so many contested, arcane technicalities; so many conferences and research papers in sum, so much talk; but so few shots fired in anger.

In 1987, Nick De Noia, a choreographer who had wrangled a large chunk of the business, was assassinated; the brains of the operation, Somen Banerjee, who previously owned a bar featuring female mud wrestling and came up with the male stripping conceit, pled guilty to organizing the hit in 1993 and later hung himself in jail.