Sentence examples for had a squabble from inspiring English sources

Two groups of monstrously overgrown children had a squabble, and some paint got on a window.

And for heaven's sake if you have had a squabble with someone and you aren't speaking-call them now.

They then both returned to form, and had a squabble for the fact-checkers to referee on the murder rate in New York City.

We are having a squabble about grammars.' He looked at me in despair.

It is now Night 79, and Greg and I have yet to have a squabble or a cross word with one another.

These teenagers are like their hearing counterparts in one way: they can have a squabble or two during a day together.

Jiracek and Ronaldo have a squabble that's interrupted by Webb (you know it's humid out there as Webb's head is as red as the Czech jerseys).

Just because we have a squabble, that doesn't mean that you will be the emphasis of my next session.

"Like any family, we're having a squabble that we're going to have to work out," said Dr. Richard Reisman, hospital medical director.

At one point during an interminable debate on an anti-abortion bill in Florida, the Democrats had an embarrassing squabble between two members that ended when Representative Scott Randolph of Orlando threw his opponent's commemorative House pen in the trash.

Dr. Sidney Hook had a hotel-room squabble with Dr. Harlow Shapley, of Harvard.