- - - - - Roommates Nick and Winston argue at the grocery store.
They don't argue, at least not about the words.
You learn to sing with, not argue at, your possible readers.
No one can seriously argue at this point that the death penalty is unconstitutional".
It highlighted points which they will argue at the full extradition hearing next month.
It is aimed, they argue, at actually getting something done to deal with the nation's sluggish job growth.
One might argue, at a push, that the first African-American President owes his election to Sesame Street's former viewers.
But, they argue, at least it offers an above-average "soft" infrastructure of institutions and regulatory frameworks.
How can they argue at the same time for the morally reprehensible abandonment of our responsibilities in Iraq?
In sidewalk cafés, men gather to talk and argue at all hours, drinking tea, smoking hookah, and chewing khat.
If Mr. Strauss-Kahn's lawyers were to argue at trial that the activity was consensual, such a defense may hinge on the credibility of the accuser.
