Sentence examples for quarrel which from inspiring English sources

Five judges in State Supreme Court in Queens have worked to settle the quarrel, which still rages.

The quarrel, which went on for more than two minutes, spread quickly across the Internet after a blogger, Jacob Kornbluh, posted a video online.

Writer and his family were connected to the Campbells by an old family quarrel, which the writer's family does not take seriously.

Styron and Mailer had a well-publicised quarrel, which began in the 1950s, over some remarks Styron allegedly made about Mailer's wife's indulgence in lesbianism.

A brief skit midway through the song indicates the exterior setting — a hotel room — before we are plunged farther into Lamar's interior quarrel, which he renders in a voice that wobbles crazily, as if sodden with alcohol and contempt.

A brief skit midway through the song indicates the exterior setting a hotel room before we are plunged farther into Lamar's interior quarrel, which he renders in a voice that wobbles crazily, as if sodden with alcohol and contempt.

He is honest about their quarrels, which could be racking.

Muccino is particularly good at lovers' quarrels, which he lets bloom into hilarious excess.

Over the past decade, Hill has made this quarrel more strenuous (his poems are full of antique quarrels, which is fine if you like quarrels).

Like most married couples, the Lincolns also had their domestic quarrels, which sometimes were hectic but which undoubtedly were exaggerated by contemporary gossips.

More dangerous were the domestic quarrels, which thwarted Henry's plans and even endangered his life and which finally brought him down in sorrow and shame.