Sentence examples for is wrangling from inspiring English sources

Next door at the Dirksen Senate Office Building, Tim Barnes is wrangling a 25-foot-pole to an exact spot on the ceiling.

It is Scaf that is wrangling with the elected parliament to keep control of the interior as well as the defence ministry and the defence budget beyond any scrutiny.

The Greek island of Santorini is also limiting the number of cruise passengers to 8,000 per day this year, while Venice is wrangling a ban on floating resorts in its lagoon by 2021.

The cabinet is wrangling over two alternative models for a customs deal, with the foreign secretary and other Brexiteers holding out for the "max-fac" option that gives the UK greater freedom to strike trade deals with non-EU countries.

MILWAUKEE — At Western Building Products' banana-shaped factory on the lip of the Menomonee River outside Milwaukee, the company's president, Mark Willey, is wrangling with a stubborn problem: not enough workers.

Mr. Clinton's school tour also comes at a time when his administration is wrangling with the Republicans in Congress over a major education law that Congress must reauthorize this year.

Occasionally a star is wrangled from the procession.

Luck Reunion's Food Corral is wrangled by the Austin Food and Wine Alliance.

So, there was wrangling over the definition.

Mr. Perelman has also recently been wrangling with federal regulators.

New Jersey has been wrangling over the issue since 1973.