Sentence examples for scandal between from inspiring English sources

How do you know what to do?' Then Marina came home and saw there was a scandal between Daniel and Istat, and that night he was arrested.

Russia's ambassador to the United States, Yuri V. Ushakov, was host at an elegant soiree for some of Washington's most prominent people recently, just as the latest spy scandal between the two countries was exploding.

But in recent decades, graft has worsened greatly as control over the police has been shifted, from scandal to scandal, between the Interior Ministry and the attorney general's office.

"There was a big argument — I could also say a scandal — between the president of the European Commission and the French president," the Bulgarian prime minister, Boyko Borisov, said, according to the Bulgarian daily Dnevnik.

"There was a big argument — I could also say a scandal — between the president of the European Commission and the French president," said the Bulgarian prime minister, Boyko Borisov, according to the Bulgarian daily Dnevnik.

Thus began the often personal feud at the center of the 38 Studios scandal, between the revered and voluble jock on one hand and the obstinate introvert who was soon to become governor on the other.

But many remember his father, the earlier Mayor Richard Daley, who dazzled the city with public-works projects while fighting a series of scandals between 1955 and 1976.

According to Newsweek, of the 53 U.S. political sex scandals between 1976 and 2009, only one involved a female politician, Helen Chenoweth-Hage, a Republican congresswoman from Idaho.

Because of an editing error, an earlier version said a report on the Mid Staffs scandal found between 400 and 1,200 deaths potential due to neglect at Stafford hospital.

There was speculation of boardroom tensions even before the Libor scandal broke, between Carnwath and Agius during negotiations over Diamond's bonus in the spring.

That could very well create a "scandal gap," between the parties which will likely have massive electoral consequences.