Sentence examples for started wrangling from inspiring English sources

But by July 2012 (pdf), negotiators had started wrangling over the definition of the "works" to be covered by the treaty.

People start wrangling with you when you become shouty.

Sometimes, on a Saturday, when Nadine was twelve or thirteen, Nadine and Flo would start wrangling.

But then, after all that, the New Yorkers go back to the beach and start wrangling all over again.

Mothers leave them alone, and they start wrangling with each other as to which one knows the most.

But the Senate will start wrangling over a new energy bill in coming months in a political climate reshaped by the terrorist attacks.

She happens to have started her career wrangling obstreperous children -- which turns out to have been excellent preparation for the details-oriented approach that Murray has adopted in politics and that she intends to bring to the high-stakes budget negotiations that began last week with Republicans and continue Wednesday.

Kelly Cutrone got the troops marching and the show started as she wrangled the bevy of photogs backstage and the lounging models going.

The latest round of congressional wrangling started with a fight over snoring, or, more specifically, the obstructive sleep apnea that causes it.

Construction on the Wekiva Parkway started nearly two years ago, but wrangling continues over the value of the land on which the toll road is being built.

The bottom line is that the primary system is broken beyond repair, but until we start to actively wrangle with the role that big money plays in getting out a candidate's message and who controls the airwaves, our democracy will continue to be imperiled.