Sentence examples for scuffle * from inspiring English sources

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A scuffle ensues.

The New York Times

Scuffle for lectern.

The New Yorker

A scuffle ensued.

The New Yorker

"A scuffle started.

The New York Times

But the scuffle goes on.

The Economist

"Bagarre" means "violent disorder, uproar, scuffle, fray".

The New Yorker

A scuffle may have ensued; accounts differ.

The Economist

Burrs staggers in and a scuffle ensues.

The New Yorker

In the scuffle, he broke his wrist.

The New York Times

The sudden scuffle caught me off guard.

The Guardian

After much shoving, the scuffle broke up.

The New York Times

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