Sentence examples for wrestled me from inspiring English sources

The next time I tried to get into the bed he wrestled me (successfully, because I weigh 105 lbs), painfully grabbing onto my wrists and arms and throwing me onto the floor.

When I tried to "escape" the hotel one day by climbing out of my first-floor window with my towel over my shoulder, pretending to go for a swim and then making a dash for it, three of them chased me like an American football team and wrestled me to the ground.

The homeless guy was now out-and-out scared, and my friends came and wrestled me into a cab.

I tighten my grip, he wrestles me.

"Once he told me to get out and I wouldn't, so he started wrestling me".

"Some boys forfeited the match rather than wrestle me," she said.

"I was 18, living alone in New York, and Isaiah is wrestling me to the ground at 5 a.m. in Central Park," where they trained.

"You will not hear 'no comment.' If our lawyer gets up and wrestles me to the ground I will still talk".

"As everyone predicted," she wrote in an e-mail message, "the charms of Omaha are starting to wrestle me down to its frosty ground".

What I do remember is the following scene, played out at various times throughout my youth: "But I can't sleep!" I'd protest as my parents tried to wrestle me into bed at what they called a decent hour, meaning any time before 1am.

That day I visit the dentist, appear on a SHOWstudio discussion that's broadcast live, go to a house where someone tries to wrestle me, crash a party that I'm not invited to, and at no point does anyone notice that I'm wearing tights.