Sentence examples for quarrel one from inspiring English sources

As they talked, she revealed that they had had a quarrel, one of many since their marriage.

"I don't understand how at a moment when French and African forces are here to fight our war in our place … Malian soldiers, instead of going to fight at the front, are fighting over a stupid quarrel," one Bamako resident, Assa, told Reuters.

They quarrel one evening and she calls him insipid.

According to one account, as the result of a bitter quarrel, one cold winter night in 1861 he let the fires go out, killing many valuable plants.

The two had been quarreling, one official said, over his plans to move to Poland.

Frequently, the hoarder's adult children will arrive on the scene and agree that the basic problem is a family quarrel, but one that has been mounted against them: if the house is unnavigable and filthy, that's to keep them from visiting.

Intelligence intercepts indicate that while they can coordinate their actions, they compete and quarrel with one another like anyone else.

The integrity of their quarrel is one of the few institutions that have been unaltered in the cataclysm which has swept the world," Churchill wrote.

Yasmina Reza's international hit "Art," about three male friends who quarrel after one of them purchases an all-white painting, will be mounted at no fewer than 30 nonprofit theaters across America this season, according to American Theater magazine.

You might quarrel with one or another of Graham's business decisions or editorial positions, and you might acknowledge, as Remnick does, that Graham, despite heroic efforts, was "unable to reorient the Post" when the Internet devastated the foundations of the newspaper industry.

The integrity of their quarrel is one of the few institutions that has been unaltered in the cataclysm which has swept the world".