Sentence examples for share of squabbling from inspiring English sources

"I've seen my share of squabbling and arguing over who's going to do what around the cottages," said Bill Chalmers, a 65-year-old caretaker in Lincolnville, Me., on the coast about 15 miles north of Rockland.

The Silicon Valley race has already seen its share of squabbling: ethics complaints, lawsuits, donor dust-ups and the role of outside groups have all stirred controversy in the months leading up to Tuesday's primary.

As any brother and sister, we did our share of squabbling, but we were also best buddies.

Though, like any human activity, it sees its share of squabbles and power play, further education is fortunately at peace all the time.

Guitar God Joe Perry and frontman Steven Tyler have had their share of squabbles through the years, aired out the dirty laundry (sometimes in public), but they always return to the music.

Ultimately, it's an uplifting, zany comedy about a close-knit family that has its share of squabbles but still demonstrates intense loyalty, and that's a TV recipe that seems to have worked out well for everything from "The Addams Family" to "All in the Family" to "Modern Family".

Instead of squabbling over the routes exports would take, the two sides now share a common interest in ramping up total pipeline capacity, the main constraint on growth in recent years.

But they allow for plenty of squabbling.

There then follows a lot of squabbling.

Instead of squabbling and finger-pointing, he gets immediate help.

"We cannot waste all that effort because of a bunch of squabbling politicians," Mr. Brown said.