Sentences with phrase «recent tussles»

The rivalry runs deep, but perhaps one of their greatest recent tussles came in 2004 when Porto's bid for a second successive clean sweep of Portugal's silverware was ended in the Portuguese Cup final.

Erasing Alpha Centauri Bb from the sky may settle a recent tussle sparked by space outreach company Uwingu when it staged a contest to name Alpha Centauri Bb.

Feinstein and Burr's bill is a response to a recent tussle between the FBI and Apple.

Not exact matches

Despite currently being out of action through injury, Yaya Toure was obviously feeling fit enough to have a tussle with Eliaquim Mangala during a recent Manchester City training session.

They also boast recent triumphs over the current leaders of the Barclay's Premier League, which both will feel should stand them in good stead for Saturday's dinner - time tussle.

Recent reports indicated that Chelsea and Bayern Munich were involved in a two - way tussle for the highly rated centre - back, but now it looks like the German champions have won in that tussle, with Sule poised to make a move to the Allianz Stadium soon.

The recent international friendly between South Korea and Colombia saw yet another such incident as both set of players got involved in an ugly tussle following a hard crunching tackle from Colombia in the second half.

Players can only progress when they've made the most recent kill, and matches are a back - and - forth tussle to see who gets the honor of being eaten by the Níðhǫggr.

An Interview with Wil Murray in Tussle Magazine about his recent exhibition at KATZMANN GALLERY AND BEYOND and others.

In the end, because of such missteps, the tussle around the film in recent months between environmentalists and their allies and industry and its supporters ends up (sadly) more interesting than what appears on the screen.

Read George Marshall's recent invaluable piece on the other rhetorical tussle of late — between «climate change» and «global warming» — to learn more about the limits of framing.

Darwin's theory is 150 years old, but robust debate over fundamental characteristics still dominates the literature regarding biological evolution (e.g. in recent decades the tussle between the selfish gene emphasis and the group / multi-level evolution emphasis).

Tough for a Friday, perhaps, but if you have a moment over the weekend when you feel you just need to tussle with a patch of legal prose, take a look at the recent executive order issued Tuesday from the White House, «Blocking Property of Certain Persons Who Threaten Stabilization Efforts in Iraq.»