Sentence examples for wrangle out from inspiring English sources

With an unhurried persistence, the jumpsuited men emerged again and opened the van's rear, then stepped inside to wrangle out what at first might have seemed another object but then revealed itself to be a man, a human captive.

The Senate returns Monday night, and the House returns Tuesday from a two-week recess, leaving just three days when both chambers will be in session to wrangle out a funding agreement.

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

But bankers also worried that standards for determining eligibility were untenable - businesses had to be both, in the language of the law, "viable" yet "experiencing immediate financial hardship" - and that the government would try to wrangle out of its obligation to make good on defaulted debt.

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

The Real Deal traverses techno's harder side, with all the quartet bit clipping beats and overdriving whatever tones they can wrangle out of of their machines.

When the play begins on the morning after a homecoming party — a welcome banner still hangs limply in the living room — Timmy overhears the familiar sound of his folks, John and Nettie, wrangling out in the kitchen about money.

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.

As the watchdog prepares to take on greater regulation of the BBC, it has emerged that a legal wrangle broke out earlier this summer when the former Economist editor Bill Emmott was told by Ofcom that writing or speaking about national or international public policy matters would be at odds with his role as chair of its content board.

Similar geopolitical wrangling played out in the newspapers.

In an important string of rulings, Griesa shaped two key matters that had dictated how the wrangling played out over the past five years.