Sentence examples for wrangling that from inspiring English sources

The important part is the intense and secretive wrangling that precedes them.

He assumed the role only minutes before Microsoft faxed over an unsolicited $44.6 billion takeover bid, setting off months of wrangling that failed to bring a deal.

But even the most sainted patience has been tested by the long drawn out wrangling that has finally led to female bishops in the Church of England.

During jury selection he rarely followed the wrangling that led to the choosing of the eight men and four women who will decide his fate.

In the Huhne family, the children clearly knew of the wrangling that was going on between the adults over the penalty points.

But it is a fair account of the wrangling that has led to Romania's referendum this weekend on the impeachment of the president, Traian Basescu.Even Mr Basescu's closest supporters find it hard to praise the former sea-captain's tactics.

But wrangling that contractor — may he rest up in peace — proved tougher than drawing Jamie Foxx, Tom Cruise and Salma Hayek to a crowded shindig in the pouring rain.

Following months of wrangling that had paralyzed the National Assembly, the Supreme Court stepped in and took it upon itself to appoint the five board members to oversee the recall.

But they have been even more surprised by the swiftness of the legislative response in Washington, which stands in contrast to the years of wrangling that followed the Asian financial crisis.

It's a creative procedural of sorts, interested in digging into the talent and passion it takes to create a spectacular Broadway musical as well as the egotism, infighting and financial wrangling that threatens to capsize it.

Mr. Sadr's followers are pushing for control of the governor's seat here in Maysan Province again, one of several positions they hope to gain as rewards for joining the political coalition that will keep their onetime enemy, Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, in office after the months of wrangling that followed March's inconclusive elections.