Sentence examples for * squabbling in from inspiring English sources

There is the familiar song of Kiskadee birds; green parrots squabbling in the yard.

By 1960, Mr. Milosz had tired of his life amid leftist intellectual squabbling in France.

The authority eventually replaced him, and the two sides have been squabbling in court since 2000.

Another stood up to complain that politicians should stop all the partisan squabbling in Washington.

Because of partisan squabbling in Congress, her reconfirmation has been delayed for 15 months.

When a team starts squabbling in public, the conventional wisdom is that they are through.

Fired amid the government squabbling in December, Mr Lapid is a potential kingmaker, predicted to win 12 seats.

The Amoralists specialize in gonzo acting and raw, hyper-realistic depictions of louche sexuality and internecine squabbling in freaky families.

They lost their seemingly unbreakable grip on the governor's office because of their own squabbling in 1986.

But squabbling in Washington over what should be done may have contributed to a sense of drift.

Voters yearning for an end to squabbling in Washington should not conclude that everyone can be friends all the time.