“wrestle with”造句，怎麼用wrestle with造句

She loves to watch birds and wrestle with her doggy friends.

What do you think, Samson? Should girls be allowed to wrestle with boys?

Journalists have to wrestle with whether, when, why and how they share these kinds of messages with the public.

Maybe we'll see Gates return, a Nobel in his pocket, ready to wrestle with the Web once again.

They do not have to run against big and fierce mice, nor do they have to wrestle with big Nutbrown Hare.

Moreover, they will take place while farmers also wrestle with the consequences of climate change, which, on balance, will do more harm than good to farmland round the world.

This is a wrestle without time limit. The more people care, the worse they lose.

An egg should not wrestle with a rock.

It's disgusting. Girls just shouldn't wrestle with boys.

We still have to wrestle with hangers and clips to hang clothes.

I can't see or feel the change from one season to the next, and I constantly wrestle with the emotion of feeling trapped.

The vocabulary that we have to wrestle with for today's essay is taken in part from Jakobson's understanding of the relationship between metaphor and metonymy, and we will have more to say about that.

You have to wrestle with your unconscious fears.

His favorite funny sign: "Never wrestle with a pig. You both get dirty, and the pig likes it."

Don't ever wrestle with a pig.

I think Milton is encouraging us in these similes to question, really to wrestle with, the theological certainties that the rest of the poem labors to establish.

Do you know what it is to wrestle with a madwoman?