Sentence examples for do squabbling from inspiring English sources

Albo's recurring character the Underminer (now living in Berlin — why aren't you?) makes an appearance, as do squabbling anti-Trump protesters and competitors in the "Narcissism Olympics".

Maybe Brady and Belichick do squabble over the quarterback's timetable, and his obsession with holistic therapies and eastern medicines.

In fact, even in Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House in the Big Woods series Laura and Mary do squabble occasionally and Laura records how bad she felt about it.

Or we could just lock them in a basement until they're done squabbling.

On a trip to North Carolina to check out a promising young slugger, Gus and his semi-estranged daughter, Mickey Amy Adamss), do some squabbling and some healing.

But the candidates themselves don't squabble or wrestle.

"We don't squabble very much to be honest," Jagger says.

Of course, even if atheists are more numerous, it doesn't mean much if all we do is squabble and argue with each other.

So why the sudden panic?In this section Countdown Fraying at the edges Taiwan's high-stakes game The proxy war Bad bets ReprintsThe answer has a lot to do with squabbles within the Japanese bureaucracy.

The Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, said the prospect of advance travel permission was "another sign that things are happening around this Brexit Tory government and all they seem to do is squabble amongst themselves".

And, in the wake of the recent Presidential recount, there's something bracing about a potboiler that reminds us that our government has better things to do than squabble over the finer points of electoral law.