Sentence examples similar to earlier quarrel from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rowe recalled an early quarrel when the special-effects crew wanted to construct "a penis monster" to torment the gay sinners in the hell scene.

The disagreement over her price — he offered $30 for services she thought they had agreed were worth more than 25 times that — set off a tense early morning quarrel in the hallway of the luxury hotel involving the woman, another prostitute, Colombian police officers arguing on the women's behalf and American federal agents who tried but failed to keep the matter from escalating.

He no longer sits in on the trial — at an earlier hearing, he quarrelled with a tombarolo, or grave robber, who was serving as a prosecution witness — but he likes to chat with reporters outside the courtroom.

Who could have imagined that it would one day vanish into an aisle in the supermarket, or re-emerge as a kind of supermarket itself?" I'm grateful for the reviewer's privilege of an early copy of "Quarrel & Quandary".

A new round in the longstanding quarrel began earlier in the week when Fu Ying, the vice minister of foreign affairs, told the chief Filipino diplomat in Beijing that Manila was "severely damaging the atmosphere of the bilateral relations between China and the Philippines".

At least in the earlier Wayfaring stories she quarreled with her director, seduced a much younger man and smoked Luckies continually.

The former spouses quarrelled.

It is not even known whether they are the same couple spotted quarrelling 25 minutes earlier.

Early tales include a furious quarrel with a local Anglican vicar, both of them hollering from tombstones in the parish churchyard.

Because of an obscure family quarrel, Alessandro's early sojourn in Rome was interrupted by a short prison term under Pope Innocent VIII.

Police were called to the scene of a domestic quarrel in the early hours of 8 February, where Rihanna – then in a relationship with Brown – was found with injuries to her face.