Sentence examples for one squabbling from inspiring English sources

Apparently it's better to be a square peg in a round hole at a top team than to fit in perfectly at one squabbling away in mid-table.

And "October in the Chair" begins and ends with personifications of the calendar months telling tales to one another, squabbling over which ones they've heard before and which endings are too predictable (a framing device that is much too brilliant for the conventional ghost story it surrounds).

The dead man left no will, family from Philadelphia stopped by briefly one day, squabbling, Ms. Becker said, and no one has come to clean the place.

Yet the tale of Olass has been one of squabbling over objectives and confusion about priority targets for resources.

There are also a fair number of New Yorker cartoons about gay marriage, and some, like the one about squabbling in public in the slide show above, could be about any union at all.

Not 24 hours earlier, the critics camped out in the cinema like half-starved lions on an arid plain, squabbling over the one stray antelope that came their way (Grace of Monaco; skin and bone).

Like the characters in "The Birds," the people in "Night of the Living Dead" spend most of their time boarding up windows, reinforcing doors and squabbling with one another while waiting for the next attack of the unnatural invaders.

The family's last supper is one of the most realistic, squabbling feasts I have seen on stage.

Wieseltier and Sullivan, good friends at one time, eventually squabbled and no longer speak.

At one point, lawmakers squabbled over just how much money was too much money in politics.

Holidays are too special to spend squabbling - anything one of us is desperate to do but the other hates can wait until a time that we're not together.