Sentence examples similar to wrestle with locating from inspiring English sources

Instead of brave surf men on patrol, waiting with block and tackle to wade into the unrelenting surf, we now have Coast Guard helicopters that wrestle with hurricane winds to locate the lost.

While Nehru and Jinnah are driven by high ideals as well as practical politics, Radcliffe wrestles with whether to locate Calcutta in India or the newly created Pakistan, and Mountbatten cynically talks of a hundred thousand deaths as "an acceptable level of violence".

So if we are voting for Obama our religion ought to remind us that our political favorite as strongly as we "believe" in him has only a partial truth- even though that partial truth compels us to vote for him - and that the religious mandate is to use our religious sources to help us locate and wrestle with the partial truth on the other side so as to be ever widening our grasp of the Truth.

And if we are voting for McCain our religion ought to remind us that our political favorite as strongly as we "believe" in him has only a partial truth- even though that partial truth compels us to vote for him - and that the religious mandate is to use our religious sources to help us locate and wrestle with the partial truth on the other side so as to be ever widening our grasp of the Truth.

Oklahoma supports popular sports, with teams in basketball, football, arena football, baseball, soccer, hockey, and wrestling located in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Enid, Norman, and Lawton.

I wrestle with her".

Sports administrators wrestle with this.

I wrestle with it, too.

I wrestle with time.

They wrestle with stereotypes.

I like to wrestle with the bears.