Sentence examples for her quarrels from inspiring English sources

A person with a forthright, straightforward nature, she had her quarrels.

"And her quarrel with Dolly Madison," the third said.

I first noticed her when I overheard her quarreling with a nurse.

Last night, Clinton said that her quarrel was with Trump rather than his supporters.

God, how could anyone from India possibly think that government can solve all our problems?" Her quarrel with the Type 2 deals is more profound.

In due time she came to portray her quarrel with the Labour Party as a domestic extension of the same global struggle.

Alina is tall, ungainly, and broad-boned, and, beneath her placid features, there is certainly a blaze of sexual frustration, but her quarrel runs deeper than that.

Fiona Hampton brings exceptional vehemence to Titania's great speech itemising the ecological disasters resulting from her quarrel with Oberon, reminding him "we are their parents and original".

The Front National's president, Marine Le Pen, faces an investigation over allegations of illegal financing of her political campaigns in 2011 and 2012, Le Monde has reported In the midst of her quarrel with her father, Ms Le Pen faces the embarrassment of possibly being summonsed.

Having learned during her quarrel with Francis Blair that his son Frank, a political power back in Missouri and an erstwhile supporter of General Frémont, had written a long letter to Lincoln criticizing the general's management of his command, the still fearless Jessie wrote a letter to the president on Sept. 12th demanding that she see the correspondence.

Gossip requires that we touch briefly on the two of the more famous dust-ups in West's life: her battles with her son, and her quarrel in the 1950's with liberals like Arthur Schlesinger, who feared her defense of inquiries into American Communism might lend strength to Joseph McCarthy.