Sentence examples for into quarrels from inspiring English sources

They got into quarrels and wanted revenge.

The dead were brought into quarrels; people weren't content to attack and insult the living — they naturally abused aunts, cousins, grandparents, and great-grandparents who were no longer in the world.

Mr. Steinberg himself used the word "strident" to describe his approach in taking the once-staid organization into quarrels, as it did in 1985 when President Ronald Reagan, alongside Chancellor Helmut Kohl of West Germany, visited a German cemetery in which Nazi SS soldiers were buried.

Relations across the households continued to weaken, with tensions at times escalating into quarrels between Mariluz and Susana.

Also, when you try to interfere with the health worker, it might result into quarrels and fights.

Equally, a man with extramarital affairs, whose partners are pregnant, would rarely be involved in his partner's antenatal care for fear of direct exposure of his extramarital affair which may lead into quarrels between his partners.

They develop a thirty-six-hour routine of arguing, then making amends (over a communal meal or, preferably, by uniting against strangers in a bar fight), then descending again into quarrelling.

"Their childish politicking and the disorganisation to which they arrived hastened the splitting of the party into quarrelling factions, of which their British and Chilean hosts were aware... as a group they were somewhat less than ideal representatives of British youth".

For months he had been glued to the family computer at all hours, getting into online quarrels.

Tomislav Nikolić said the attack resembled a "lynching attempt" and warned adversaries against drawing Serbia into "new quarrels" 20 years after the end of the civil war.

Underlining Serbia's "friendly stance towards other countries and nations", Nikolić said "others should reflect on what they are doing and what they have done in dragging us into new quarrels 20 years after the civil war" in Bosnia.