Sentence examples for raging quarrel from inspiring English sources
All this goes on for several minutes; then the actors finally begin to recite Homer's poem about Troy, starting with the raging quarrel between Achilles and Agamemnon over who gets to keep which Trojan girl as the spoils of war.
Are the quarrels raging across the dinner tables of the north's best restaurants, from L'Enclume to Holbeck Ghyll, Hipping Hall to the Angel Inn, real or fattened up for the occasion?
But the mood in Istanbul was somewhat marred by a quarrel that was raging on the side-lines as it happenside-lines asyrit and Qatar.
Other Poles also alluded to the quarrels that divided them, like a raging national debate over whether Poland should join the European Union.
French's access to these words raises this miserable woman above the merely pathetic and gives the book a badly needed second point of view: "Increasingly, these days, I regret the loss, the damage of Vidia's rages and quarrels.
"Three years ago, Salma Khatun's husband divorced her in a fit of rage after a quarrel, pronouncing what is known as the triple talaq in the presence of witnesses," Nilanjana S. Roy writes in The International Herald Tribune.
NEW DELHI — Three years ago, Salma Khatun's husband divorced her in a fit of rage after a quarrel, pronouncing what is known as the triple talaq in the presence of witnesses.
The government does not quarrel with that figure, but an internal debate has raged over how to come up with the money.
Five judges in State Supreme Court in Queens have worked to settle the quarrel, which still rages.
