Sentence examples for a squabble about from inspiring English sources

The issues were too grave to be swamped by a squabble about culture, the argument went.

According to David Cornock on his BBC blog, there was a squabble about who would be there from Wales.

His critics' main charges were that he regained family property (entirely lawfully) and then got bogged down in a squabble about its division (not his fault).

When Ross, who is 49, first stepped away from the screen, back in 1995, it was not the result of a lewd faux pas, or of a squabble about high pay.

Nobody really knew what it was all about - might have been a squabble about a drugs deal, might have been a ripple from some turf war over in Kingston, Jamaica, where the Yardie gangs are locked into alliances with local politicians, controlling neighbourhoods with corruption and fear.

"There was a bit of a squabble about who was going to be Crawley but we sorted it out," said teacher Chris Jones.

A Balkan squabble about Bosnia-Herzegovina, a province grabbed by the Habsburgs from the declining Ottoman empire, caused the destruction of a whole world.It is not only those who hanker for the Pax Habsburgiana who find the story of the assassination gripping.

Dreading the fantastical prince Demogorgon, the four kids get into a terrible squabble about spells of protection versus throwing a fireball, and it's this outburst that gets them busted by a mom who closes down the game.

All of which leaves Mr. Doyle and Joyce on the sidelines of a larger squabble about the elitist and populist approaches to honoring a national cultural heritage.

During a family squabble about the home, Klaus Soering cut off contact.

The bickering culminated in a late autumn squabble about the attorney-general's job.