Sentence examples for tussle all from inspiring English sources

The blockage made it inevitable that the whole package would need to be agreed so that, whoever won the tussle, all could be satisfied.

By Sasha Frere-Jones This year, metal has a horse in the pop race, and genre fanatics will likely tussle all year about how metal or not metal the band Mastodon really is.

The tussle is all the more piquant since Mr. Rose, who had worked for Marks & Spencer for 17 years, was chief executive of the Arcadia group of women's clothing stores, like Top Shop and Dorothy Perkins, when Mr. Green took over that company two years ago.

Bacall beside Bogart was in a tussle; for all the mighty figures who populated the Hollywood studios, almost nobody else could stand up to her.

2.09pm GMT Skiing latest David Ryding needs a top 30 place to progress, and though his current 27th looks precarious, no one has overtaken him since his run 2.07pm GMT Proud Moment Corner 2.04pm GMT Russia's male skaters seek to raise the roof against Norway in the tussle for that all-important fifth place.

In a post-divorce tussle that is becoming all the more common around the country, the New Jersey Supreme Court was asked today to decide the fate of seven frozen human embryos left over from a failed marriage.

A generation back, stubborn farmers would not even drink wine from the next village, confesses Jerry Scheuer, of the national wine-marketing agency.In this section Time for a little constitutional The square root or death Blue landslide Election fever Strategic surprise Chilling time In vino veritas ReprintsNot all the tussle over the commission's plan is ideological.

(The production, first seen at the Schaubühne Theater in Berlin, is in German with English titles.) Although she uses a few vases of white flowers for target practice at one point and gets into brief physical tussles with all three of her male admirers, Ms. Schüttler's Hedda rarely musters the energy for decisive action or even strong opinion.

They exploit third-world workers, trash the environment and challenge democratically elected governments.In all these tussles, the left demands that more rules be applied to companies, to make them more responsible.

Of all the tussles I saw, it was the kick fights to which handcuffed enemies are reduced that were most violent.

When Hillary Clinton first began emerging as the most likely Democratic opponent last year, Jeb's own mother expressed alarm at the prospect of her son squaring off in a dynastic tussle that might all but guarantee that just two families would divide the White House between them for a combined total of at least 24 out of 32 years.