tussle

Now this song which he made in the hour of our victory, is something less than just to me, who stood beside him in the tussle.

I remember a sort of a tussle at the door trying to get the door open. In any case, 12 hours later, I mean, they put us in the lobby.

The regime that succeeded him was an uneasy tussle between idealists and a would-be military junta.

"We were told European countries would be in a fierce tussle for 2018 and that aiming for 2022 would the best choice, " he said.

And often when Ira and I hug or tussle, I find myself waiting for her to jump in to join us.

On that basis, then, it would not be at all surprising to see this new tussle continue quite a bit longer, if not until 2012.

Upgrade in the tussle between husband and wife, the little men is often not the female opponent.

In the 1980s America spent billions trying to overthrow the Sandinistas as part of its global tussle against communism.

What's different about him is a new willingness to give outsiders a glimpse of that tussle inside him.

That morning, Bouazizi got into a tussle with town inspectors who accused him of failing to pay a fine for some arbitrary infraction.

The White House is now reportedly engaged in an internal tussle to decide just how many troops should be part of that summer drawdown.

Yet he presented himself as the only person who would tussle fiercely and relentlessly enough to triumph.

But the Hammers are hoping to pip Spurs in their tussle for the tenancy of the Olympic stadium after the games in London next year.

Ignore the brouhaha over bras and textiles - the next trade tussle between China and Europe is likely to be over cultural goods.

There's good reason for the two technology giants to see games as a new front in their tussle for social users.

That was also a key factor in the exec's decision to let the right-back go without a tussle with the Rossoneri.

Now they are at the heart of a bitter international tussle that has, for once, united North and South Korea against China.

In a tussle over the sale of Poland's largest insurer, they replaced the firm's boss with a candidate who lacks the usual qualifications.

Before he chose to tell the truth he tussle with his conscience.

Her fortunes became the subject of a tussle between Wang's family and feng shui master Tony Chan, who was also her alleged lover.

U. S. President Obama "knows he has got this responsibility but he has got to tussle with the Republicans, " he added.

After a tussle with journalists during the campaign, cartoonists played on his bulbous nose and portrayed him as an uncouth pig.

Previous Taiwanese elections, fought against the backdrop of this geopolitical tussle, have been tense affairs.

Frustration is not inevitable, emotional to a certain stage, it will become the tussle between the two sides.

The relationship between Mr. Pang and the woman, Su-Wei Yang, had become the subject of an unusual court tussle in recent weeks.

Another way I could spend today in the US of A would be dissecting the Clinton-Obama tussle .

A tussle with the supreme leader last month forced him to scrap the appointment of an in-law as vice-president.

After a tussle between Chinese and Vietnamese boats, China demanded that Vietnam halt its exploration for oil around the Spratly Islands.

The tussle between South Korea and Japan is part of the broader currency turmoil shaking up governments and businesses across the world.

But the tussle between oil companies and oil-rich nations has implications far wider than prompting infighting among the companies.

Both fleets are expected to wage a media and diplomatic battle, as well as engage in a dangerous physical tussle on the high seas.

The current tussle between the two countries revolves around telecommunications equipment.

The tussle over Rocklands started last September, when the company announced a friendly takeover by Jindal at 42 Australian cents a share.

Witness the annual international tussle over whether the 1915 Turkish massacre and deportation of the Armenians qualifies as genocide.

For many months scientists contributing to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change tussle over the evidence.

The tussle is a window into the White House's delicate balancing act in the Middle East.

Make whoopee Instead of a bowl of ice cream as a bedtime snack, have a robust tussle with your spouse.

That would allow the creditors to tussle over the assets and liabilities as they do in Chapter 11 bankruptcies.

In their chaotic tussle in Injun Joe killed the doctor, and then put the blame on Porter who was beaten unconscious.

What is the result of the tussle between standardized and mixed languages in Singapore?

Tug-of-war erupts as two four-month-old pups tussle over a strip of impala skin brought to them as a souvenir from a hunt.

And Henry- wifeless, childless, jobless-never had to tussle with such details as variable-rate mortgages.

Tokyo claims Beijing deliberately withheld exports to Japan during a diplomatic tussle over disputed fishing grounds.

Regulatory transparency is limited and local and central authorities tussle for influence over lotteries .

The tussle is the latest in an ongoing battle between Google and Microsoft on many fronts.

Not everyone thinks the two countries are heading for a tussle over energy.

For the past three years, supporters and critics of Mr. Thaksin have competed in a sometimes violent tussle for power.

John McEnroe, a three-time Wimbledon champ, proclaimed it the best tennis tussle he had ever seen.

With each new prime minister, the two sides slide back to square one. The tussle has been going on for more than a decade.

The statistical tussle shows the difficulty of drawing firm conclusions from correlations alone.

In this atmosphere, the tussle for sporting bragging rights takes on a whole new dimension.

But in recent years, a growing tussle over trade and disputed territory on their shared borders has soured the relationship.

Minnows Barnsley and Bristol City remain in the competition, but Rooney would prefer a tussle with Avram Grant's Chelsea.

The current state of F1's pecking-order will show that the 2009 championship tussle could ultimately be between Brawn and Red Bull.

But this particular tussle is potentially important since it comes amid a wider regulatory debate about the agencies.

Some pundits predict that the trustbusters' tussle with Google could turn as bloody as their battle with Microsoft in the 1990s.

Members of the Ambassador Wolf Pack of the International Wolf Center bite and tussle in the snow.

Retailers and makers of packaged goods continue to tussle for the consumer's loyalty.

As the tussle for talent intensifies, such scenes will grow more common.

Thai politics has been dominated by a tussle between his supporters and enemies ever since.

Velma Von Tussle: Amber! Save your personal life for the camera, sweetie! Oh, shiny!

Another tussle looms in October, when Deutsche Bahn will test an ICE-3 high-speed train through the Channel Tunnel.

After this long phoney tussle, this week's Microsoft-Yahoo alliance could mark a turning point.

The Origin and Influence of Qi Custom of "Being Afraid to Crowd Tussle and Being Brave to Assassinate"

Quite as important as the tussle between regulators and shareholders is that between shareholders and their employees.

The acceleration of the tussle for talent is also structural, however.

The Nano has run into trouble because of a messy tussle over land with dispossessed farmers.

Why does the tussle between two simultaneously active language systems improve these aspects of cognition?

Following hot on the heels of a 2-0 win at Ewood Park last Saturday, Arsenal beat Bolton 2-1 in a tense tussle at Highbury.

The intrinsic value of tussle is to evince one's aversion.

But the tussle over assisted suicide will not go away.

During its damaging tussle with US regulators over tax, for example, UBS saw SFr165bn ($190bn) in assets under management walk out the door.

This anonymous quote tells everything there is in the tussle between life and death.

I had a tussle to get the knife Off him.

The environment ministry, for example, is mired in a bureaucratic tussle over raising vehicle emissions standards by next year.

Why is it that I always find you in the middle of a tussle?

The tussle, standard fare by Western media standards, is unusual in China.

I see that you have troops near Washington, $PLAYER0. Are you looking for a tussle with America?

Take, for example, the tussle over a pearl-luster pigment called Xirallic that makes car paint sparkle.

The tussle in America between a cautious Treasury and slap-happy senators is mirrored by subtle divisions in China.

A boardroom tussle over strategy at Accor illustrates the hotel industry's debate about its business model

A tussle between jurisdictions usually starts in six figures, in dollars, euros or pounds;

This tussle may extend past the budget deadline, but it will eventually end in compromise;

a tussle over the closure of the local hospital