Sentence examples for was wrangling with from inspiring English sources

But with the indictment in 1985 of Richard Kelly Smyth, an aerospace executive who had made illegal shipments of nuclear triggers through Milchan companies, Mr. Milchan unexpectedly found his arms-dealing in the news even as he was wrangling with Universal Pictures over the near collapse of a movie, "Brazil," directed by Terry Gilliam.

In revealing the talks in an interview last week, Frank Gibeau, president of the EA Games label, would not say which PC makers he was wrangling with, but it's fair to say that companies like Apple, Dell and Hewlett-Packard would be at the top of his list.

Mr. Perelman has also recently been wrangling with federal regulators.

But, while her parents are wrangling with their would-be captors, Jyn gets away.

School control was just one of several issues that senators were wrangling with on Wednesday.

For many months their lobbyists have been wrangling with Eurocrats and envoys from stock exchanges over "internalisation" by financial institutions.

As the decree made clear, the Vatican has been wrangling with the PUCP for more than 20 years.

But even in the months before the peace jirga, Mr. Karzai had been wrangling with both men, according to several people close to Mr. Karzai.

Still unresolved, though, is an issue over which Spain has been wrangling with its European partners since June, involving the exact terms of the banking rescue.

Telefónica's Brazilian subsidiary, Telesp, has also been wrangling with Anatel, the Brazilian regulator, over well-publicised interruptions to its broadband services.

Asia Pulp and Paper, which is based in Indonesia, has been wrangling with creditors over repayment of about $14 billion of debt.