Sentence examples for belligerent with from inspiring English sources

Fred went belligerent with it.

Weiler described an incident where a student got "belligerent" with an officer.

"Once he got back to an examination room he became belligerent with the staff and threatened to assault them.

Noting that his wife had become "very belligerent with the children," he said, "She was always asking for more injections, and I gave her an overdose".

After the incident, Mr Szeliga was reprimanded and was given one day of paid suspension, and was forced to write an apology letter to the supervisors for being belligerent with them, the channel reported.

But a government report also says that when agents from the inspector general's office went to the market to check what was going on, one of the meat inspectors became "belligerent" with the agents.

He pointed out that, consistent with international law principles, an associated force must be both (1) an organized, armed group that has entered the fight alongside al-Qa'ida, and (2) a co-belligerent with al-Qa'ida in hostilities against the United States or its coalition partners.

Under a deal supervised by Dominique de Villepin, France's then foreign minister, a line was drawn across the country to separate the belligerents, with French soldiers stationed along it to keep them apart.Have the French now overreacted?

Still, Buckley's durable cordiality toward Mailer is more remarkable than his being amigos with Galbraith or belligerents with Vidal, and it seems pardonable for Schultz to extend what ought to have been a magazine article into a book-length safari in search of something significant.

The U.S. became a de facto co-belligerent with Saudi Arabia attempting to do the same in Yemen.

The administration apparently produced a 50-page memo citing his operational role in a group viewed as a co-belligerent with al-Qaeda.