Sentence examples for tussle across from inspiring English sources

So Ed Miliband has a strategy for defeating David Cameron in their weekly tussle across the Commons dispatch box.

But with that growth has not always been smooth, with the company facing a fair amount of regulatory tussles across a number of markets.

In the long hiatus between Command & Conquer games, Supreme Commander was a worthy diversion – a massive three-way tussle fought out across vast maps.

"There's always a tussle about who drives across the hill – in some cases you meet at the one restaurant where your offices are equidistant and you get Brits coming into town to say 'hey why don't you drive over the hill to see us', and you say 'Whoa!

The governor's comments came as lawmakers in New York and across the country tussle with the once-in-a-decade task of redrawing legislative and Congressional districts.

It is a tussle that is going on in various degrees across Europe: this month, Germany's highest court ended a long legal battle there by ruling that an Afghan-born Muslim teacher could not be forbidden to wear a head scarf in school.

It was all down to the persistence of the outstanding May, who won a tussle with Graeme Shinnie at the corner flag and knocked the ball across goal for MacLean to tap.

They sleep, indulge in an occasional tussle and ignore the crowds of visitors gawping at them across the fence.

Got, who was born from a placid black and white Frisian surrogate on May 18, already gambols across the farmyard and uses his budding horns to tussle with children.

What they said: Manchester United manager David Moyes: "I think the boy runs across his path and was a bit of a tussle but I don't think it deserved any more than a yellow card.

With a final adjustment of their shocking-pink jerseys and pith helmets, the Tuskers are ready and the gong sounds, starting two chukkas of seven minutes each and a tussle for the ball, as the elephants, some surprisingly fleet, gallop across the field.