Sentence examples for personal tussle from inspiring English sources

Messrs Kiir and Machar have let their personal tussle for power boil over into a bloody conflict between their respective tribes, the Dinka and the Nuer.

Saracens were pouring through now, winning the personal tussles, controlling the collective points of contact.

According to Russell, it was her own personal tussles with writer's block and self-questioning that were hardest for Butler.

Today, she said, she prefers not being in the news constantly as she has in recent years thanks to a variety of personal and legal tussles.

At times, the tussle appeared personal, with Branson complaining vocally about Sky's supposed market dominance and calling for the government to break its stranglehold on the pay-TV market.

Faced with this tussle between personal and political freedom, it's easy to wax sentimental, as Marshall Jefferson does in the classic house track Someday, which he wrote and produced for CeCe Rogers: "If we all pull together," he suggests, hopefully, "we will all be free".

"This is the latest transatlantic regulatory tussle over personal data.

FYI: In full disclosure... I've had my own tussles of a personal nature with Ocwen Servicing.

It reminded me of the Paris in Michael Haneke's Hidden partly, perhaps, because it is crisply shot by French cameraman Benoit Delhomme and deals with the tussle between public and personal life, between machine and man.

USC takes over at its 10-yard line after the punt goes into the end zone and Don Hill is called for a personal foul after getting into a tussle with a Wisconsin blocker.

There is a tussle between Treadaway's perceptible discomfort with personal questions and his scrupulous manners, and he apologises for the "predictably boring" answers about his brother.