Wangle

Definition

wangle /'wæŋgl/ v ~ sth (out of sb) ( infml ) အႀကံအဖန္ လုပ္သည္။ ဖန္သည္။ I'd love to go to the match tomorrow — do you think you can wangle it? ❍ She managed to wangle an invitation to the reception. ❍ I'll come if I can wangle some money out of my parents. ❏ wangle one's way into/ out of sth/ doing sth [ IDM ] ဉာဏ္နီဉာဏ္နက္သံုး၍ ရေအာင္ယူသည္၊ လြတ္ေအာင္ေရွာင္သည္။ I don't know how he wangled his way into such a well-paid job. ❍ He managed to wangle his way out of paying.

Examples

1. ‘Anjali Sircar
2. tired of room hunting
3. asked her distant cousin
4. Yash
5. to pretend to be her fiancé and wangled a single room at Khar.’
6. ‘Will Lola and Ella be able to get to the concert
7. wangle invitations to Stu's party afterward
8. and face down Carla?’
9. ‘Also
10. companies are keen to wangle best prices from their sales reps
11. a tactic which dabs.com ignores - its telesales team is not to negotiate on price.’
12. ‘So if you're determined to land a tutor
13. you need to wangle invites to all those College dinners at High Table.’
14. ‘I wangled a trip to one of its conferences in Miami a few years ago and was bowled over by the quality of access that journalists
15. members of the public enjoy
16. to basic public information.’
17. ‘Bannister had wangled a continuance of the trial
18. but unless he could produce Pike
19. Hardiman's chances looked slim.’
20. ‘I came home today instead of tomorrow
21. I was able to wangle myself a seat on a navy transport from Groton.’
22. ‘You can wangle only so much for TV-rights packages; only sell so many replica shirts; only cram so many punters inside your ground.’
23. ‘Unless Barrett can wangle an extended stay in Dundee.’
24. ‘In Alabama
25. you must shoot a doe before you wangle a buck permit.’
26. ‘A busy couple of days ensues: I managed to wangle out of the workplace Christmas do this year
27. but our own department's Christmas lunch is coming up.’
28. ‘The Professor manages to wangle a job as the producer's assistant and is given responsibility for many of the production details.’
29. ‘So she wangled nights out with four such desirable men and reported back on the pros and cons of the ‘perfect’ dates.’
30. ‘Having wangled a job on the support staff - ‘the best grounding I could have had’ - she had daily access to the editors and decision-makers in every title.’
31. ‘‘I managed to wangle that
32. ’ he admits
33. ‘I'm experienced
34. and that got me through.’’
35. ‘The Oxford history graduate scoffs at the idea that his father somehow wangled him the job of co-presenting and researching the programme and accompanying book.’
36. ‘When I was trying to wangle invitations to Washington to talk about this stuff
37. they would get private investors to hop on a plane and fly to New Haven to see it.’
38. ‘When I was younger
39. I used to wangle my way on to the table most weekends.’
40. ‘I had to wangle the cheddar cheese away from our other sous-chef
41. Eric
42. who was holding onto it for some as-yet-unbooked private party.’
43. ‘If anyone could have dreamed up an unlikely idea like the Wooden Horse and wangled his way into Troy
44. he would have.’