Sentence examples for have to squabble from inspiring English sources

You don't have to squabble about chores, everything can be exactly as you like it, and you're free to make the dress code no pants all the time.

However, if they did decide to divorce, the couple would have to squabble over an alleged $125-million 125-millionnce they did not sign a prenuptial agreement, Radar reported.

TOKYO — The missile that North Korea test-fired from a submarine off its east coast on Wednesday momentarily brought together three nations that have recently had reasons to squabble.

For more than a year, the country has gone without a president as politicians have continued to squabble.

Despite the settlement, however, HUD and L.A. leaders have continued to squabble over how to make amends for the city's mistake.

Suddenly, the conversation was not about how Kobe Bryant will play this season with a rape trial looming or how self-absorbed Kobe and Shaquille O'Neal have been to squabble over who's the man while Los Angeles burns or how many players had summer brushes with the law.

The weary Greeks have begun to squabble and connive, their famed ranks dissolving into backbiting factions.

In a sign that East Timor is emerging from a time of crisis, local leaders have begun to squabble over political power.

Even worse, the crew of the whaling canoe depicted in newspaper articles as training rigorously and undergoing purification rituals—have started to squabble over the use of songs and chants "owned" by one clan or another.

In 2011 it ended one of the Arctic's longest-running disputes, by reaching agreement over its maritime border with Norway.Reassured that they have little to squabble over, Arctic countries are finding that the enormous costs of research, policing and energy exploration are better shared.

Now Gilou is in the clear over the squat shooting and has his new Special Branch job he'll miss having Tintin to squabble with.