Sentence examples for furious quarrel from inspiring English sources
Out there, he had a furious quarrel with someone at MGM and withdrew the project.
After a furious quarrel, he became estranged from his sister Nan, who had been his hostess for years.
Early tales include a furious quarrel with a local Anglican vicar, both of them hollering from tombstones in the parish churchyard.
It's not often that heads of state wade into a furious quarrel in the scientific community, but both President Clinton and British Prime Minister Tony Blair did so this week.
This revelation provoked a furious quarrel between Zdenka and Janáček, though their living arrangements did not change – Janáček seems to have persuaded her to stay.
It is a goblin realm of painful healing, furious quarrels and grotesque wounding, some of it sexual.
The Appeal: "The chargings to and fro in the narrow passages, the collisions, the yells, the struggling with crates and trays and blocks of ice, the heat, the darkness, the furious festering quarrels which there was no time to fight out", and two litres of wine a day each.
The last time European Union leaders met to discuss how to restructure the union's decision-making institutions, a furious dinner table quarrel broke out.
By moving away from direct democracy to elected legislatures, the very act of choosing representatives to do the deliberation and deciding would, as one of them might have put it, in the balanced prose of the eighteenth century, move the quarrels from the furious passions of the street to the calm deliberations of the statehouse.
After living in Beverly Hills for 33 years, Choudhury's Indian-inflected monologue is full of cash quarrels, dropped names and - like his yoga - fast and furious, circulating a lot of heated air.
