wrestling造句怎么写

He walks with a limp, but it doesn't stop him from wrestling with his friends in the camp.

The traditional national sport is Kurash, and the popular sports in the country include soccer, wrestling and the orthodox horseback games which are played on special occasions.

(for a simple, chilling experiment, allow your son to watch professional wrestling and see how long it takes before he tackles his sister).

In hydroseeding, my main responsibility is to guide 200 feet of heavy, serpentine hose while the boss sprays the slime. But there's more to my job than wrestling the anaconda.

That's the problem lawmakers are wrestling with amid hearings and federal investigations of the Upper Big Branch mine blast in West Virginia and the BP oil rig collapse in the Gulf of Mexico.

Traditional local sports with a long history are flourishing. Items like "picking up a sheep while riding a galloping horse," horse racing, wrestling and archery are again becoming popular among the local people.

For their informal wrestling matches, Leslie purchased gaudy World wrestling Federation belts; Michael bought baseball gloves for those who didn't have their own.

That's the question the e-commerce industry is wrestling with as Web personalization technology takes off.

Once the kids have been bucked off, the game generally dissolves into a raucous bout of wrestling and tickling.

After he had beaten Armstrong at New Salem, Lincoln added to his reputation by proving that wrestling was not the only sport in which he was good.

Uzbekistan often hosts prestigious contests like the Asian Boxing Championship, the Asia and Oceania Taekwondo Championship, "a" -grade international freestyle wrestling tournaments.

Taught to use instruments by Sleazy P. Martini and learning the language from watching midget wrestling and MTV they soon became known as the greatest band in the Universe…

Hollywood and science fiction novelists have been wrestling with this "friend or foe" question for decades.

Surfing is more akin to fly-fishing or bird-watching than to parachute jumping or alligator wrestling.

Since it began participating in 1928, India has generally won no more than a sole medal, with the exception of the 1952 event in Helsinki where it came away with two: hockey and wrestling.

A wrestling hold in which an opponent's wrist is gripped and twisted to immobilize the opponent.

He was still wrestling with his inner demons.

"Nationalities who live on the plains have become skilled at archery, hunting, wrestling and horse racing, the bold and unconstrained sports of ancient times."