“Father, mother, always you wrestle inside me, ” murmurs Jack.
I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig.
Within a month, Daisy threw a tantrum when I tried to wrestle her into pants.
Most men don't bone-up to fist fight, to go to war or to wrestle. It wouldn't be biologically useful.
His favorite funny sign: "Never wrestle with a pig. You both get dirty, and the pig likes it."
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.
Dixie, my attendant, raised the back of my wheelchair as high as she could and just barely managed to wrestle me and herself into the elevator.
They finally managed to wrestle the poor beast back up onto the cart again, the guy with the mustache working the blade back and forth like a toilet plunger ...
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.
