Sentence examples for some quarrels from inspiring English sources

Still, some quarrels already have their own games.

There were some quarrels before the marriage but everything was smoothed over.

Even better, the mighty have settled some quarrels at the WTO rather than by coming to blows.

Some quarrels never seem to fade away, and the anti-Communist battles of the 1940s and 1950s are being fought long after most of the original antagonists are dead.

I have some quarrels with the choices, which were made by Sachs and by Christopher Dyment (a historian of conducting styles), and I hasten to add that virtually all the selections, and many other Toscanini performances, are available from music sites such as ArkivMusic (though at a higher collective price).

(There are some quarrels about which is the right way to express them; see the entry on the traditional square of opposition).

There was some quarrelling.

"I don't speak to The Independent," he said (there had been some quarrel).

There had been some quarrel or other with King's; he had enemies there.

And though some quarrel with his hardball methods, few argue with the quality of people he has put forward, a rainbow coalition of mostly well-educated populists, many of whom had no involvement in politics before catching the attention of Mr. Norcross.

At commanding post, officers were listening to conversations in those cells that were bugged, or they would watch through hidden cameras an evening prayer of prisoner Salman Raduev, or some quarrel of oligarch Anatoly Bikov, or preparing to watch me.