Sentence examples for had some arguments with from inspiring English sources

I've had some arguments with her.

Ya'alon, the deputy prime minister, told me in October: "We have had some arguments with the U.S. administration over the past two years, but on the Iranian issue we have managed to close the gaps to a certain extent.

When she stayed at home during her maternity leave, she had some arguments with her mother-in-law on minor issues, which gave her the impression that "it does not work for the two of us to spend every moment together".

"And in some cases," he told them, "I may need you to have some arguments with our progressive friends".

Big grunge fans might have some argument with any list of favorites, or think Bikini Kill's first impossible-to-get EP is the only grunge album worth listening to.

Kim admitted that the Bank had been having arguments with the WHO over Ebola but that they had now stopped.

But when ticket holders arrived to find their seats taken, those who had moved down had to return, sparking some arguments with those who had paid for the seats.

Labour's 2010 manifesto supported a third runway at Heathrow, but leader Ed Miliband later distanced himself from the policy, saying he had had "some very heated arguments" with predecessor Gordon Brown over the decision and had even considered resigning from the government.

On Sunday afternoon when Duff Watson, a middle aged father of two, was getting on a flight, he had some kind of argument with the lady working at the gate.

On Sunday afternoon, when Duff Watson, a middle-aged father of two, was getting on a flight, he had some kind of argument with the lady working at the gate.

Cameron gave up the plans after initially saying he had some sympathy with the argument for changing the law and subsequently promising a Commons vote.