Sentence examples for had been wrestled from inspiring English sources
They dispersed the parade at the Sanlitun shopping area, and photos in state media showed police on top of two of the Spartans who apparently had been wrestled to the ground.
Less than an hour after Crites had been wrestled to the ground, the Republican nominee's son, Donald Trump Jr, and senior social media aide, Dan Scavino, retweeted claims that the protester was behind an "assassination attempt".
But a report by Radio Free Asia, the United States-financed broadcaster, said Mr. Marchant had been wrestled to the ground outside the home of the Rev. Thadeus Nguyen Van Ly, a Roman Catholic priest being held under house arrest as part of a 2007 conviction on accusations of undermining the government.
As soon as Mr. Loughner had been wrestled to the ground, Daniel Hernandez, a 20-year-old intern who worked for Ms. Giffords's past two campaigns and called her a friend, ran toward her after hearing the gunshots, fearing that she had been the target.
Sturm's theorem first appeared in Mémoire sur la résolution des équations numériques (1829; "Treatise on Numerical Equations") and provided a complete solution to the problem one that had been wrestled with since the time of René Descartes of finding the number of roots (or solutions) of an algebraic equation within a given range of the variable.
About a mile down the road we found the starkest evidence of Floyd's violence we had yet seen, in a patch of uncleared land with dead palm trees that had been wrestled to the ground and living ones bent over almost in half.
Taylor said she had been "wrestling" with identifying her partner.
He was referring to the personal struggles he had been wrestling with since mid-December.
Moore had been wrestling with that question ever since Ellen Barrett came to him asking to be ordained a deacon.
Ferriss had been wrestling since childhood, and he became an eager member of the St. Paul's team.
Clarke and Kubrick had been wrestling for years with questions of what the film was, and meant.
