Sentence examples for So bickering from inspiring English sources

So, bickering over causality aside, is it not the duty of political leaders to take actions that will anticipate and mitigate future disasters?

The Boyms never planned to work together, but have done so — bickering coquettishly — ever since Mr. Boym asked his wife to help him out with a project.

There were tears, near fights, as these people, who had suffered so much, bickered violently over whether to take the early derisory settlement or, David's choice, hold out.

Why are they bickering so much now that they're in control?

They started bickering, so in order to make peace I promised to consider a double major.

As the war ends, so should the bickering about the war.

"I would really like to see our government stop bickering so much and work on our problems more".

"What, I'm not good enough to murder?" They started bickering, so in order to make peace I promised to consider a double major.

He also concedes that the European Union is constantly beset by bickering, so reaching agreement on any quota system "is going to be hell".

It didn't exactly help the team's cause that the pack design, a critical part of the task, had been done down a phone line because they'd spent so much time bickering about their basic concept.

In Stacey Gregg's new play for Belfast festival at Queen's, four would-be rock stars spend so much time bickering that it is astonishing their band, Huzzies, ever performs in public.