Sentence examples for squabble a from inspiring English sources
As the assemblymen continue to squabble, a messenger announces that the king has died.
After an intragroup squabble, a female called Groove goes off by herself.
As the parliamentarians squabble, a messenger announces that the king has died.
"When a child does the same thing to a sibling, the exact same act will be construed as a squabble, a fight or an altercation".
The tirade was mild for the high-stakes squabble: A few weeks ago, Conway called Ellison's firm "sociopathic".
The tirade was mild for the high-stakes squabble: A few weeks ago, Conway said that Ellison was "sociopathic".
In simple form, this is a squabble between a buyer and a seller.
It seems petty now, she said: a squabble over a car and a blown engine.
One officer remembered a squabble in a stairway with a firefighter.
A squabble is a noisy quarrel over a trivial matter.
What a squabble, what a great episode of hypocrisy.
