Sentences with phrase «into tussles»

For one thing, obedient and trained dogs are happier dogs, less likely to get into tussles with people or with other dogs.

He recklessly hurls himself into tussles.

Many say Knols can be difficult to get along with, and he has a history of getting into tussles with collaborators.

Having enough of the right toys not only encourages your child's development through creative, imaginative play, but may also help prevent kids from getting into tussles over who gets to play with what and when.

He got into a tussle with our Jockey Club about their refusal to allow the registration of certain obscure horses — some of which are said to have been Arabians — whose papers didn't meet Jockey Club requirements.

Blake Griffin, finished with 37 points (29 coming in the first half), got into tussle going for a rebound with the Suns» P.J. Tucker under the basket.

They would have a go at each other, but they had so much respect for each other — I can remember players really getting into a tussle out there but coming off the pitch they would be arm in arm.»

He gets into a tussle with Percy Dolarhyde (Dano, Knight and Day), the son of a wealthy, powerful (and racist) cattle rancher, Woodrow (Ford, Crystal Skull), but whatever beef they have between them gets put to rest when Percy and several other denizens of the small mining town get rounded up by giant flying ships and taken to whereabouts unknown.

They, too, have a teenage son, jocular golden boy JT (Travis Tope), and accident No. 2 arrives right on schedule when JT and Owen encounter each other at a secluded hangout in the woods and get into a tussle that ends with JT cracking his head open on a rock.

With the ex-wife getting into a tussle with him later while he happens to be wearing a Santa suit, only to have the struggle turn physical and he ends up tripping and impaling himself on her shovel?

Get upset and get into a tussle?

They may also be hit by a car, or get into a tussle with a dog; in both cases they are not likely to come out on top.

Whether you're a law - abiding citizen or a cattle rustler that loves to tussle Sombrero has a character and game mode for you, just make sure that you don't end up actually getting into a tussle with your friends!

Not exact matches

«The world has decided that these stocks can no longer be owned because a trade discussion that is turning into a tiff and a tussle has made it so people think the world is done growing.»

The legal tussle may well divide the on - demand economy into two camps: the fundamentally sound companies — the ones that can figure out how to compete on any sort of playing field, as long as it's level, because they're selling a real innovation — and the companies that exist only because the current haze of legal and regulatory uncertainty paired with free - flowing venture capital has permitted them to flourish.

Trump has also been promising to get into a trade tussle with China since the presidential campaign in 2016.

China and India both have a lot to risk in a Himalayan border tussle that has turned into a «hot war» in the past.

It's not helpful to pretend that it's all OK, and it's helpful to get into a real tussle with Him.

When Roger tries to compel Margaret to return to New York, their physical tussle occurs, naturally, over a mud puddle — which they topple into and scramble around in, ruining Roger's beautiful suit.

What started as a pretty low - key tussle has turned into one of this year's biggest controversies in the American Christian community.

Szczesny was called into action a couple of times during the early tussles of the second half.

Up to now, the so - called portable or folding bike has been neither as transportable nor as collapsible as its name implies: it weighs too much (usually about 40 pounds), takes some tussling to fit into the trunk of a car (fixed handlebars can get in the way), usually requires a wrench to put it together and needs separate accommodations on a train or plane.

The weary Jayhawks, who earned their way into the tournament by outlasting Kansas State 84 - 82 in a playoff, first turned back Texas 90 - 81, gave the Bearcats a tussle for a while, but succumbed inevitably to Robertson, who pushed in 43 points.

Heading into Sunday's tussle, United have the joint - best defensive record in the top flight alongside Tottenham having conceded just five goals in seven games so far.

Tussles with the best strikers seems to elevate Giorgio Chiellini into legendary elite levels, and he'll have to be at his very best to keep the Madrid talisman quiet on the night.

With Jemima getting hungrier and hungrier, breastfeeding attempts descended into heated tussles between my daughter and me.

A candidate forum for a vacant southern Brooklyn Assembly seat turned into a bitter verbal tussle over abortion last night — not between the two women running to represent the district, but between one of them and a civic leader in the audience.

Hochul took a swing at Corwin at the end of the interview, saying she would have chosen to fire a taxpayer - funded staffer who got into an alleged tussle with another candidate, (Jack Davis), while moonlighting as a tracker.

The BoT, which is supporting the sacked National Caretaker Committee headed by Makarfi, assured the party members that the leadership tussle was being looked into and that the matter would be settled at the Supreme Court.

City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito got into a bizarre Twitter tussle with the Department of Transportation on Tuesday after the agency treated her like any other New Yorker.

He has tussled in particular with the FDA, which in 1987 raided his supplement company's warehouse, leading to an indictment for allegedly conspiring to import unapproved drugs into the country; the indictment was eventually dropped.

It's not the easiest dress to get into (getting my shoulders through the waistband is a bit of a tussle) but I love the design.

All the hair tussling in the world can't make Pitt seem like a credible scientist, nor can it turn hackneyed musings into captivating insight.

A handheld, single - shot mano - a-mano tussle that begins on a staircase, enters an apartment and seamlessly segues into a car chase.

He gets support from Steelers doc Julian Bailes (Alec Baldwin, rising valiantly above accent issues) but only gets denial and legal tussles from the NFL, who, its hinted, even spook his wife Prema (Gugu Mbatha - Raw) into a miscarriage.

Richard Nash, Head of Partnerships and Content, Small Demons: «CONTEC isn't afraid to get down into the digital muck and tussle with the challenges we have yet to confront as opposed to congratulating ourselves on the year before.»

In the morning a skillet of Indian corn, or yams seasoned with peppers, would be thrust into her hut, and together with the others, she would leap up and tussle for the food like a wild beast.

No matter how much good socializing and training you've done, your dog's tolerance can still disappear if he's triggered into conflict by another dog's challenge, a tussle over a toy, a tug - o - war game or even a friendly wrestling match that gets a little «too exciting.»

Very few Punic remnants remain, giving a compelling insight into the great tussles for power between the Roman Empire and Carthaginians.

Alternatively, you can opt to go on patrols, freely exploring each planet — mostly to get into more tussles and to search for hidden loot.

Star Citizen backers were hoping to get into some space tussles near the end of the month, playing around with the alpha's dogfighting module...

But the old tussle between representation and abstraction persists: The Heart of Old San Juan, for instance, depicts a green basketball court in Trinidad, but is also a formal exercise in which the markings on the court divide the canvas into sections of subtly different shades of green.

On Sept. 9, 1887, the paper reported that Canadian companies, with government assistance, were getting into the act, starting the first international tussle (with Standard Oil, of course) over control of refining and markets for end products.

How do you handle the idea of diving into science at the heart of heated, and relentless, tussles over global and national energy and climate policy?

Back home, and approaching London, I'd flip it into e-mode, actively enjoying the zero emissions traffic tussle, and knowing that there would be no congestion charge to pay (anything that emits less than 99g / km of CO2 is exempt).

A look at Fiji's emissions offers insights into why different countries tussle over what to do with climate cash.

(I suspect that one way to gain some insight into what is now happening re technology and law is to explore the see - saw tussle over time between oral and written culture and aspects within it such as law.)

But it's likely not the old Eagan v. Dayton tussle, but a smart, well funded and lawyer - focussed commercial operation with a century of insight into legal information, pitted against the Google behemoth and the lure of free information.