Sentence examples for some squabbling from inspiring English sources

WHEN the flames of ardour have burned themselves out, some squabbling couples try to rekindle the embers with a second honeymoon.

There may be some squabbling while dominance is reestablished in the group.

Quiet that is until some trash talking on the court after the final buzzer led to some squabbling and gesticulating.

On a trip to North Carolina to check out a promising young slugger, Gus and his semi-estranged daughter, Mickey Amy Adamss), do some squabbling and some healing.

Some squabbling inevitably followed, but Americans, north Europeans, Turks and Gulf Arabs did not fall out, as the colonel had hoped (and as they did over Iraq).

The picture starts with some squabbling over the best way to conduct the Texas Revolution -- an attempt to add a political context to the film, or as close as it comes to that.

There's an owl, a nasty gang of crows, some squabbles over food.

We siblings have had some squabbles regarding the sale of my parents' house and other issues.

It may have had some squabbles about getting the oven to start, but it couldn't compete with the nail-biting tension of Bake-Off.

He conceded that, if his broad approach is approved, then a lively debate and some squabbles would follow among his frontbenchers as they fought to maintain pledges in their areas.

White House coordination in environmental communications was also standard procedure, long predating the Bush administration, and some squabbles that did erupt during the crisis were compounded by personality conflicts among mid-level public information officers.