“The wrangler carefully herded the cattle into the pen for feeding.”

“The labor negotiator skillfully mediated between the company and the union, acting as a wrangler to bring both sides to a consensus.”

“While Cody, Wyoming, artist Thomas Molesworth was no Wild West cowboy, he did have an idea of how a wrangler should live.”

“He has been involved in a wrangle over whether he should be allowed to add a free-range poultry unit to his farm.”

“So far it looks like a thinly veiled threat to drag the process out in legalistic wranglings.”

“Great legal wranglings ensued, including the examination of every single vote cast, which dragged on for more than a year.”

“The commission was accepted on 18 February 1544, but preparations for the voyage were frustrated by unpaid debts, Portuguese spies and internal wranglings.”

“The common-sense centrists, the idealistic environmentalists and the blue-rinse wranglers had a rare moment of political concord.”

“The wranglers were brilliant horsemen and treated their horses with respect and affection.”

“They offer both wranglers a conciliative solution, which combines the best of both worlds and seemingly has only advantages for everybody.”