Meanings of long wrestle in English

In the long wrestle between her nature and his, she had conquered.

A long wrestle followed between Meynell and the Professor.

But now in the long wrestle with her grief and remorse, she had thought, as well as felt.

Muriel knew that for her companion the time had passed in one long wrestle for a new moral and spiritual standing-ground.

Mary went into the long wrestle with him, as it were, and lived through every moment of it at his side.

The silent night- long wrestle with the 'traveller unknown' is generally regarded as meaning essentially the same thing as the wonderful colloquy which follows.

The IFT has long wrestled with Televisa's role in pay TV.

The actor and singer has long wrestled with the taboo-tackling legacy of her father Serge's songwriting.

Judges of the high court have long wrestled with the difficulty of subverting the important role of the jury.

The Army long wrestled with making the electronics tough enough for the battlefield and light enough for soldiers to comfortably wear.

Hollywood has long wrestled with the perceived need to deliver "faithful" adaptations of the fat books everyone read last summer.

Researchers and educators have long wrestled with the question of how best to teach their clients be they humans, non-human animals or machines.

An Islamic republic on the desert's western edge, bordering both Algeria and Mali, Mauritania has long wrestled with an Islamist threat within its own borders.