Sentence examples for constantly bickering from inspiring English sources

"He was constantly bickering and an irritant to me, not easy to handle," McKellen said.

The society is overseen by six dynasties, constantly bickering with one another.

The two of them were constantly bickering and I found myself having to be their mediator on a regular basis.

"They play into the hands of Ukip, because there's so little difference between them, but they're constantly bickering anyway.

This is what Mr. Cohen's critics in the constantly bickering travel-booking world suggest that Biz Trips resembles.

They are constantly bickering, and you sense (although nothing is said) that Arthur, despite his attitude of implacable rectitude, may be having an affair.

Narrative and ludology constantly bickered and occasionally fought, and when the player stepped in and said 'stop it guys, it's not worth it' something bad would usually happen.

Over a salad lunch, she talked of the bin Laden brothers, who, she said, to the outside world presented a united front but constantly bickered, undercut one another and shifted allegiances.

Andy's feelings cause him to remain absent on Gwen's wedding day, and to constantly bicker with her husband Rhys.

In many cases, though, it is the managers as much as the employees who are contributing to a wide range of difficult situations at work employees who constantly bicker, who sabotage themselves and others, or who complain about straightforward rules.

America's economy may have improved, but it still has current account and budget deficits, and it has what is seen as a dysfunctional political system in which the parties constantly bicker, whereas Angela Merkel heads a broadly-based national coalition.