Sentence examples for argued daily from inspiring English sources
Billy Martin and Reggie Jackson argued daily, except when Martin was fighting George Steinbrenner.
"Contrary to many an opinion, the ANC's best friend these days is by now the infamous painting by Brett Murray," argued Daily Maverick columnist Sipho Hlongwane.
And yet the Obama camp argues daily that it has the most momentum in Iowa right now.
"Mime these days," argues Daily Telegraph critic Ismene Brown, "means whatever someone says it means - circus acrobats, puppeteers, silent clowns, thunderous physical theatre, even (oh, woe) talking actors".
"I've found by observing this president closely for years," argues Daily Beast contributor Andrew Sullivan, "that what often seem like short-term tactical blunders turn out in the long run to be strategically shrewd.
"Mark and I fight and argue daily.
Politicians, parents, pundits, and provosts argue daily in the press over what it's worth.
A previously close and loving pair, mother and daughter were arguing daily over how much freedom Suzanne could have.
As a lawyer, I argue daily and with gusto because I am fiercely protective of my client's interests.
A return to full-scale war, threatens, however, as the peace partners argue daily over the agreement's implementation.
"Mark and I fight and argue daily," says Nikki, who claims Mark is violent with her and physically abusive.
