Sentence examples for huge row from inspiring English sources

What she wanted now was a huge row.

Actually, it's extraordinary that they haven't had a huge row.

The accusation caused a huge row between the government and Britain's main public-service broadcaster.

May changed tack unexpectedly, prompting a huge row and raising concerns among many of her MPs.

There was a huge row, and it lasted for five years.

ITV's politically correct diktat, Marks claims, led to a "huge row" with the writing duo.

A huge row ensued and the National Audit Office was called in.

It happened that, soon after Rezak made his plea to Ghulam Rasool, Sonya had a huge row with her husband and ran away to Kalapani.

Now a huge row has broken out in his native Poland over a new book which suggests that his non-fiction was not so non-fictional, after all.

There's a huge row bubbling about the "kettling" of Aaron Porter, the NUS president, by students in Glasgow at the weekend.

Of course then ensued a huge row between that newspaper and the palace over what had really been said or not said.