Sentence examples for small squabble from inspiring English sources

It was a small squabble we would have repeatedly.

EVER since Richard Scruggs was indicted on federal conspiracy and bribery charges about two weeks ago, legal eagles have asked whether a renowned lawyer who earned a reputation as the "King of Torts" would really risk his reputation, his freedom, his wealth and, of course, his career, by offering $50,000 to sway a judge in a relatively small squabble over fees.

Especially when you're in a small squabble with your parents and your friend's parent is battling for her life.

It's not enough to pick a series of small squabbles and then win as the least ugly man in the room.

In his speech, Mr. Obama scored Mr. McCain for raising questions about his patriotism, and trying, he said, to turn a big election into a fight on small squabbles.

While speech-shaming of the sort documented by Mary Katharine Ham, Guy Benson, and Kirsten Powers may be silly in many cases, the small squabbles on liberal college campuses aren't nearly as pernicious as the gag rules imposed by conservatives.

So let's get over these small squabbles and stick together on the big issues we face.

Develop child-friendly skills such as age-appropriate craft knowledge and the ability to intervene in small squabbles.

Along that line my choice had been "ka gyu kaku jyo," or "snail tentacles on top of," which expresses small-scale squabbling through the image of the two tentacles fighting each other.

There have been smaller squabbles over a plan to streamline the alliance's old military command structure, making it more nimble and stripping out several of the current HQs, to the chagrin of some of the host countries, such as Spain and Greece.

He enjoys that little squabble.