Sentence examples for new quarrel from inspiring English sources

Each new quarrel gives customers a reason to pull the plug, which would hurt both sides.

The Writers Guild off America, East, and ABC News, which ratified a new contract in December, found themselves in a new quarrel.

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.

The Frade spill has given oil-producing states and municipalities, like Rio and Campos, which currently get the lion's share, a new argument.That quarrel will eventually be resolved.

She invited the Communists, other small left-wing parties and student leaders to join her centre-left Concertación coalition, rebranded as the New Majority.Few quarrel with her aim.

He once nearly lost his job at The New Yorker for quarreling over a choice of words with its longtime editor, William Shawn.

Ms. Ozick is an award-winning author of essays and books, including "The Shawl" and "The Puttermesser Papers"; her newest book is "Quarrel & Quandary," a collection of essays.

'tis thou that art fanning the quarrel into new life.

Nor could Sir Alex quarrel with New Labour's embrace of the market.

The author's friend Nicholas is about the only person she knows who has no particular quarrel with New York City these days.