Sentence examples for wrangling on from inspiring English sources

The relief package for New York ends months of wrangling on Capitol Hill.

While the wrangling on Tuesday was dramatic, the amount of money involved is relatively tiny.

Protracted wrangling on trade and aid issues, especially on rich world farm subsidies, dragged through all of last week.

However, political wrangling on his behalf set him up as the alternative candidate when the congressional caucus to select the candidate met in March 1816.

This year, much to the frustration of the White House, the Republican presidential candidate, Gov. George W. Bush, successfully distanced himself from the wrangling on Capitol Hill.

But at least the government has now done almost enough to secure the loans, which could amount to $30 billion.After weeks of wrangling, on December 12th Congress approved a budget law.

She squinted as I wrangled on the phone with electricians who never showed up, frowned when the twin Sub-Zero refrigerators failed to produce a single ice cube.

BRUSSELS — European Union finance ministers are expected to wrangle on Wednesday over how much capital the Union's 8,300 banks should be required to hold, a further demonstration of the difficulties of managing a 27-member economic bloc.

Instead, they got what Biden and McConnell could wrangle on the phone at the last minute: a small deal that solved few of the big problems outside the immediate crisis.

The annual report has been delayed as accountants and ministers have wrangled on how to treat the loss of software assets due to the failure of some universal credit software to meet requirements, including for security.

Me and Orson Welles, out next Friday, looks tailor-made to ease him from the Disney world into something more fitting for a man of 22. Directed by Richard Linklater, it's a credible, literate imagining of the backstage wrangles on Orson Welles's groundbreaking 1937 Broadway production of Julius Caesar.