Sentence examples for getting into altercations from inspiring English sources

Lolli worried about Nina's toughness, because she was already getting into altercations with her classmates at preschool; her favorite TV show was "COPS".

"If he were able to put together a good stretch of time where he wasn't getting into altercations, or getting into trouble with the law, and just kind of shying away... it would be possible".

"When you say, 'chasing after and getting into an altercation,' there's a lot of ways that people get into altercations," Robert Zimmerman said.

People don't just get into altercations.

Tim Hardaway and Shareef Abdur-Rahim both got into altercations with French players, drawing technical fouls and the ire of the crowd.

"I have walked away from many fights, thought about how stupid it was, but I always used to get into altercations.

Jackson believes educators gravitate to mindfulness training for controlling behavior; to help kids self regulate, so they don't get into altercations.

I've gotten into altercations once or twice," he told me, explaining a feud he got into with a personal trainer who frequents the Exorcist Steps with his clients, and often blocks the way of others.

The main characters, the Warner brothers Yakko and Wakko and their sister Dot, were cartoon stars who supposedly broke loose from the Warner Bros. water tower in the 90s and got into altercations with Tom Cruise, the Clintons, and Saddam Hussein.

Next Stop: The E.R. Sometimes when I am riding on the subway, I hear strangers getting into intense altercations over the smallest of slights: "You stepped on my foot!" Or: "Your bag is hitting me!" Occasionally, I feel the need to speak up and try to alleviate these situations.

Maybe I should have been NeNe and the Housewives and getting into physical altercations with my 93-year-old, alcoholic mother.