Sentence examples for quarrel arose from inspiring English sources

A quarrel arose in 465 with the wealthy and fertile northern Aegean island of Thasos about the island's trading stations and mines along the mainland area just opposite it, and Thasos revolted.

In this poem, a quarrel arises between ragi, the food grain of the poor, and rice, that of the rich, as to which is superior.

In the close confinement of an Arctic winter, quarrels arose.

It had hardly left France when quarrels arose between La Salle and the naval commander.

Jonathan Brent, the executive director of YIVO, acknowledged that the joint agreement was a Solomonic way of avoiding any quarrels arising from Inna Grade's will.

They tell us that sometimes quarrels arise between parents and their children.

"Speaking badly when chatting with their friends… Quarrels arise daily because of this; there are fights; homes are now like courts because women's way of talking is not good.

Another man can marry and make you happy' " (Man in community mixed sex FGD) "Speaking badly when chatting with their friends… Quarrels arise daily because of this; there are fights; homes are now like courts because women's way of talking is not good.

A quarrel then arose between Gaga and her label where "Alejandro" was ultimately chosen to be released.

A quarrel apparently arose in the royal family soon afterwards: in 722, according to the Chronicle, Ine's queen Æthelburg destroyed Taunton, which her husband had built earlier in his reign.

Mr. Penzler, owner of the Mysterious Bookshop in New York, was the editor of that volume, and his quarrel with Mr. Viner arose from the dispute with Mr. Baldacci.