Meanings of long wrangle in English

So it was all to begin again-thelong wrangle and jar of their childhood.

After a long wrangle it seemed that the women were to have their way.

His father had been involved in a long wrangle over the alleged invasion of Maryland by the Dutch.

A long wrangle ensued.

The Sunshine State gave Bush the White House, but only after a weeks- long wrangle ultimately settled by the U.S. Supreme Court.

This exception was Governor Joseph E. Brown, of Georgia, who entered into a long wrangle with the administration on the constitutional points involved.

Once Dr. Root, a prominent member, and Clemens had a long wrangle over painting a house, in which they impersonated two German neighbors.

So he brought up the business manager and had a long wrangle with him as to whether I should get $18.

We had a long wrangle over the money, as Chryseros wanted to force on us more silver than I thought it safe to carry.

Then ensues a long wrangle, displaying much medical knowledge, on the physiology of herbs and vegetables, on the eating of flesh, much and fast.

This turned the meal into one long wrangle, in which the high fundamentals of government in Church and State were debated by two choleric gentlemen.

Chemists have long wrangled over the inner constitution of certain bodies called 'tautomerous.'

Pastoralist communities in northern Kenya have long wrangled over the control of highly valuable grazing land.

Kabul's negotiating team has yet to be named, and there has been long wrangling over its composition.

The bill creating the OJK was meant to be approved last year, but lawmakers long wrangled over the composition of its nine-member board of commissioners.

We've long wrangled with to-do lists to remind us what we need to do, and calendars to remind us when we need to do it.