Sentence examples for wrangling of a from inspiring English sources

His wrangling of a lawyer might just as much have been a display of dominance as of protectiveness.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was signed on 2 July, after months of filibuster and bare-knuckle wrangling of a kind unknown in the Kennedy era.

The partisan wrangling of a presidential election and the capital's entrenched resistance to change make swift action unlikely -- despite the persistent threats that the commission's chairman, Thomas H. Kean, said make another attack not only possible but probable.

Another brilliantly funny sequence cuts between Mari's frustration as she tries to thread a wooden spindle onto a disc with a hole in it and Bayarjargal's patient wrangling of a roll of toilet paper, which he bites into once it has arrived in his grasp.

In October, after a year of wrangling, a score of rival RFID companies put aside their differences and settled on a global EPC standard.

However, after months of wrangling and a lack of decision making among the politicians the board is now playing catch-up.

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

She is a punk, screaming about Stridentism and Creationism, and a choreographer wrangling a troupe of alien Rockettes while espousing the ideas of Fluxus, Merz, and performance.

A combination of manifesto wrangling and a number of reforms planned in the sector mean the next few years will be pivotal in shaping how millions of people will experience later life care over generations that follow.

The arcane art of wrangling with a text parser fell out of popular favour.

The nomination ended months of wrangling following a sweeping victory by Mr Yanukovich's Party of the Regions bloc in March's parliamentary elections.