Sentence examples for wrangling one from inspiring English sources

Her food is so simple and prepared with such dispatch that it is almost unnecessary to speak of recipes, and wrangling one from her is more of a poetic than a didactic encounter.

But as an expert, I've learned that consumer finance policy is a lot like whack-a-mole--after years of wrangling, one outrageous fee is banned while a dozen blossom in its place.

Except that they — like the other good doctors, including Erin, seen wrangling one regional official who testily asks who's paying for the triage services provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and other big-government groups — are terra-firma rationalists.

Of course, there are some arguments in favor of the gargantuan device, but they melt away when you try to wrangle one in a human-sized hand.

When Angela wore a never-before-seen "powder jacket" with light blue sleeves and a dark blue body, I wasn't the only one to wrangle one in green and blue.

It's tough to find a boat that can take you out to see what's happening in places like Breton National Wildlife Refuge, but I would hope the President of the United States could wrangle one.

Run Silent, Run Deep (1958)- Commander Richardson (Gable) is a career Navy officer who wrangles one last command a year after his last sub was torpedoed in Japan's perilous Bungo Straits.

A public course in data wrangling from one of the premier companies in the business is a very cool tool, but one that comes with its own unique set of baggage.

Various participants provided different explanations for why each side was seeking a way out of the occasionally tawdry wrangling behind one of the most shocking police brutality cases in the city's history.

Data wrangling is one of the most fundamental problems that every SOC faces.

In the end, after two years of wrangling over one of Canada's most high-level and secretive surveillance programs, nobody will stand trial for firing the shot that killed Salvatore Montagna.