13 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Wangle' in a Sentence
"To achieve or obtain something through cunning or devious methods." more
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He wangled his way into the exclusive club without an invitation.
The chef is wangling a secret recipe from a renowned culinary expert.
He was wangling a promotion by showcasing his innovative ideas at work.
The politician has been wangling support ahead of the election.
Before the event, he will have wangled a VIP pass for the prestigious awards ceremony.
She has wangled a promotion through clever negotiations.
She will have wangled an exclusive interview with the elusive author.
By the time the project is completed, he will have been wangling the necessary resources for months.
Using his charm and wit, he was able to wangle an exclusive interview with the reclusive celebrity.
The mischievous student will be wangling extra credit from the teacher with a clever strategy.
The clever detective was able to wangle the information he needed from the reluctant witness.
Despite the challenges, they had been wangling a successful business deal.
Jane will wangle an invitation to the exclusive event through her connections in high society.
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