Sentence examples for were wrestling from inspiring English sources
verb
To contend, with an opponent, by grappling and attempting to throw, immobilize or otherwise defeat him, depending on the specific rules of the contest
This is a time when intellectuals were wrestling with new western ideas and new western technologies.
In the ancient Games — as early as 708 B.C. — they were wrestling.
In the same Olympics, there were wrestling medalists from 29 countries.
Plenty of Sanders's delegates, and Sanders himself, disagreed — and were wrestling with how to prove it.
"They were wrestling with local issues, in clearly defined fields," he writes.
"Back in the 80s and 90s, people were wrestling with this.
They were wrestling a heavy iron frame into a side door in the tunnel.
Nason's children — Braeden, who's seven, and Arielle, three — were wrestling in front of the TV.
Her children were like lion cubs; come evening, the boys were wrestling shirtless on a cot.
We were wrestling on the bed, I flipped her over and said, "Marry me".
