Sentence examples for of tussle from inspiring English sources

It didn't sound as if it was more than just a barroom sort of tussle that might have escalated once other people got involved".

They described it as a little brother-big brother kind of tussle, such has been the traditional affection for English football in Iceland.

"The first guy to stand up for Jonathan when anything went down on the field, any kind of tussle, Richie was the first guy there.

Mr Giggs assumed that Mr Evra was speaking about Mr Kuyt since he had just been booked for some kind of tussle with Mr Kuyt.

Until, as they tussled for dominance in pursuit of the same outcome, the prospect of some other form of tussle emerged in the thoughts of both, and the hall's other occupants melted away into irrelevance.

Of Zimmerman, she said, "He should have done what he did except for the things before" — the "things before" being everything that night until he was losing in some kind of tussle and pulled out his gun.

The new goals look set to be the focus of tussles between rich and poor nations over the coming years.

This challenge is the latest in a series of tussles over European legislation aimed at taming the financial sector.

Even so, interest in robotics remains strong, and the arc of Dr. Moll's own career has landed him at the intersection of tussles between business and medicine.

But now they have another free kick in a more advanced position, which they parlay into a corner via another set of tussles.

Nevertheless, officials acknowledged that there had been a number of tussles recently, some of them possibly because the administration's hard-liners and advocates of the war with Iraq seemed emboldened in the wake of the victory last month.