Sentence examples for wrestled against from inspiring English sources

The boy went into a clinch, and the two of them wrestled against the car.

Are we meant to go back to the "decent" yet restrictive clothing women have wrestled against over the years?

He and his colleagues wrestled against the laws of physics to produce record players and radios that were sleeker, lighter and more seductive than those of their competitors.

"When it's individual against individual, you probably wrestled against the guy before in the European championships or the world championships," Wallechinsky said.

He fell sick during the rotavirus outbreak in September and his little body has wrestled against the diarrhoea and fever caused by the virus for four months.

James Baudhuin, the attorney suing the UIL over Beggs's participation in the girls' division, has a daughter who had wrestled against Beggs and, at least before the suit, was among his friends.

In 47 other states, girls wrestle against boys.

Hale's victory came a week after a boy in the Iowa state tournament refused to wrestle against a girl, citing religious reasons.

Such themes have often preoccupied Mr. Bellow, but Augie March, Henderson and Herzog test their desires against the wide world, wrestling against its bounds.

Every industrial designer has to wrestle against the laws of physics to make things that are faster, lighter and/or more energy-efficient.

"We do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over the present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places," he said, reading from Ephesians 6 12-18.