Sentence examples for quarrelling groups from inspiring English sources

Only after the personal intervention of Zalmay Khalilzad, America's energetic ambassador, did the quarrelling groups at last agree to meet on March 16th.

While the international community attempts to pacify the troubled province for the long term, the quarreling ethnic groups, the Serbs and the Albanians, refuse to cooperate.

A few pages later, one boy begins to lecture a group of quarrelling playmates: "He said impressive things about friendship, quoting from his book the story of the dying old man and the faggots, which proved that union was strength".

The commanders of the two groups quarreled, Anas said, and the Islamic State commander, Abu Ayman al-Iraqi, shot Mr. Hamami dead.

But he eventually quarreled with the group's local leadership.

However, instead of an overly dramatic blowout (see Marnie and Hannah's fight in the first season of Girls), the group quarreled briefly – like most humans would – then reunited as soon as Monica got fired at the episode's end, when she found herself in the same lower income bracket that Rachel, Joey, and Phoebe had been trying to enlighten everyone about.

The groups were quarreling over access to 22 shipping containers of Qaddafi-era munitions, according to the aid group's investigation, the findings of which were described this week to The New York Times.

It is true that he has quarrelled with conservative pressure groups.

In the 15 months since Mr. Obasanjo succeeded a corrupt and repressive military dictatorship, he has eased senior officers from power, curbed some corruption and preached tolerance among quarreling ethnic and religious groups.

It's also the reason why a group of foreign journalists is stationed in the dusty capital, Cinzeiro, quarrelling as they wait for the next bomb.

We are quarrelling many times with people about these things.