Sentence examples for wrangle of from inspiring English sources

The deal announced on Tuesday, ending a wrangle of some months between the company and its partner, Citigroup, was a coup for Morgan Stanley.

The old Guns N' Roses was a nervy wrangle of guitars, with Slash's bluesy leads goading Mr. Rose's voice or curling around power chords.

A new vice president and cabinet are to be chosen soon, the first steps in what will be a continuing wrangle of competing interests.

Vanessa Carlysle Morena Baccarinn) is as tough-talking and single-minded as Wade is; their love is a soul-match, a meeting of the minds and a rugged wrangle of sexual bodies.

There were, inevitably, impenetrable moments (the gruelling, guitar wrangle of Maybe That Was It) and, sure, an album named after a 16th-century Portuguese explorer was perhaps never going to appeal to those who buy their albums from Tesco.

To look down the arguments that have occupied this traditional position is to read a veritable who's who of irresolvable football discourse that began back in 1950 with the first one of all: "Should we actually be playing Johnny Foreigner?" In 1966 it was "Where are our wingers?" with a side wrangle of Greaves v Hurst.

Altius Space Machines took home the top at NewSpace 2011's business plan contest for its vision of simplifying the process of wrangling out-of-control satellites and the like.

It is unclear how much money Yahoo could wrangle out of any potential agreement with Facebook.

We were hearing $55 million, $5 million more than competitor GrandCentral managed to wrangle out of Google.

Some like to be massaged, while some may wrangle out of your grasp.

The wrangling of all these garments is a masterwork of organization and generosity.