Sentence examples for wrestled up from inspiring English sources

The Vail Daily reports that Parker McDonald, 16, wrestled up the courage to invite the Olympic gold medal winner, who was speaking at the school one day before the dance.

In light of Congress's failure to wrestle up short-term cost-cutting measures for our country, we must not lose sight of longer-term concerns about the sustainability of our deficits, debts and, ultimately, our budgets.

His van was parked out back, and she wrestled him up into the back, and laid him out on a bundle of clean rags.

After wrestling showed up on the finalists' list, many people concluded that the point of this multisport contest had suddenly changed.

She asked Mr. Hoffmann if he would drive her to get the heavy sanding machine and help her wrestle it up two flights of stairs to her apartment.

But if sales fall short, the university could be on the hook for tens of millions in construction costs even as it wrestles with up to $80 million in budget cuts for the next fiscal year as well as plans for huge tuition increases.

Johnson continued to wrestle, playing up his new movie fame by pretending to be too big for the WWE and singing songs mocking whatever city he was performing in.

To keep the negotiations from deadlocking, the two sides took off the table many issues that they had usually wrestled over right up until deadline.

Jordan also wrestled with sandstorms kicked up by winds of up to 55 miles per hour, the police said.

Realistically, you'll end up wrestling with Wi-Fi exactly once before giving up and instead plugging the Micro SD card into your computer to do file manipulation.

When it was time to wake P-47 up, Sikich wrestled him into his empty cage.