Sentence examples for as bickering from inspiring English sources
Were you worried it would stereotype medieval Scots as bickering scrappers?
The billionaire moguls who helped lure the convention were portrayed as bickering among themselves.
As bickering intensified, all of the states submitted their results to Congress.
This is a touchy subject, of course, because no one wants to be seen as bickering over money in this time of national mourning.
Some of the touring party are as bickering and bitchy as ever from time to time, but that's to be expected with the group history.
Some of the recurring sketches on Your Show of Shows, such as "The Hickenloopers," which featured Caesar and Coca as bickering spouses, were really little domestic sitcoms lodged into a variety show.
"They began bickering as soon as we got back," Neily told HuffPost.
As much as they bicker, Messrs Krugman and Brooks both agree that just about any occasion can be used to mount a favourite hobbyhorse.
As much as Congress was bickering in the United States, the politics were even worse in Greece, Italy and Britain.
It's directed by Jeremy Herrin and stars the sublime Eve Best and that great, underrated comic/ romantic actor Charles Edwards as those bickering, ostensibly reluctant lovers, Beatrice and Benedick.
Finally, there was Julia Misbehaves (1948), a playful comedy with Pidgeon and Greer Garson as the bickering parents of a bride-to-be (Elizabeth Taylor).
