"quarrel by" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
It is possible to use "quarrel" and "by" in a sentence together, but not in the way it is presented. Here are two examples of how you can use "quarrel" and "by" in a sentence: 1. The siblings had a heated quarrel by the dinner table, causing their parents to intervene. 2. Do not let your personal feelings get in the way of resolving this issue. Try to focus on finding a solution, rather than getting caught up in petty quarrels by your colleagues.
At 7 a neighbor girl ended a quarrel by shoving a broken bottle into his face.
The women were accused of "picking a quarrel" by Chinese authorities after they had planned a campaign in opposition to sexual harassment on March 6, International Woman's Day.
McMeekin says that Russia's crime was first in escalating a local quarrel by encouraging Serbia to stand up to Austria-Hungary and then accelerating the rush to war.
"What is it?" Anna says, interrupted in the middle of the quarrel by Catherine, a Scotswoman whom Anna persists in thinking Irish.
He says that the argument was between "enterprise" and "fairness", and that New Labour has ended this enervating quarrel by the simple expedient of declaring that both things matter after all.
According to the tale, the Hyksos ruler provoked a quarrel by claiming that hippopotamuses at Thebes were disturbing his sleep at his delta capital, 400 miles (644 km) away.
They were elevated from an exercise in cartographic quarrelling by officials to a "political dialogue", intended, presumably, to reach a conclusion.
His earlier years were complicated by family and tribal quarrels, by Anglo-French rivalry in the Indian Ocean, by the expansion of the Wahhābī Muslim puritan movement in Arabia, and by the incessant depredations of the Qawāsim pirates.
It ought to have the means to deliver: its member countries have committed themselves to resolve their trade quarrels by asking an impartial panel of WTO experts to arbitrate, rather than by launching bilateral trade wars.
Caesar and Tacitus report that the Germanic tribes settled their quarrels by single combat with swords, and with the Germanic invasions the practice became established in western Europe early in the Middle Ages.
After a great deal of backstage quarrelling by the composer and the performers, we see the staging of the opera within an opera – its title is "Ariadne auf Naxos".
