Sentence examples for at squabbling from inspiring English sources
The phrase "at squabbling" is not correct and does not make sense in written English
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper context for usage. Example: "They were always at squabbling over trivial matters."
Humans are easily bored creatures, which is why the most dangerous thing about any car is the muppet driving it – or more accurately half driving it and half shouting at squabbling children, or changing radio stations, or worrying about work, or applying mascara, or shaving at the wheel (and yes, one intrepid driver was caught by police doing just that last year).
More broadly, the killing focused anger at a government seen as more adept at squabbling than at solving pressing issues like the crippling economic crisis or the reform of security institutions.
And as he stares down at his squabbling colleagues below, he gives voice to a signal theme in Antrim's work: "Have you ever noticed?
They're watching the TV, looking at the squabbling bolus of fucktards presently trying to figure out who is going to run Greece, and squeezing their truncheons a little tighter.
In fact, for decades, members of the two departments have at times bumped heads at emergency scenes, squabbling over jurisdiction and carping about each other's ability to perform various rescue operations.
There will almost certainly be squabbling at the reunion.
One was competition: teams competing at football, families squabbling over land, nations fighting wars.
With voters growing increasingly frustrated at the incessant squabbling between the governing parties, ÖVP leader Wilhelm Molterer withdrew his party from the coalition in July.
This may at last force squabbling politicians to act.The winner on February 7th will need to raise heavily subsidised gas prices and cut public spending with a vengeance.
Mr Thaci may even try to turn the affair to his advantage by taking the nationalist high ground, arguing that this is not a good time to be squabbling at home, since Kosovo's enemies are on the attack.
Squabbling at the government level, however, has been matched by coordination on the ground in Slovenia, where Hungarian medics and volunteers have flooded in to offer services no longer needed in their own country.
