Sentence examples for squabbling a from inspiring English sources

Squabbling, a party tradition, is guaranteed.Which faction of the PRI will hold sway in Mr Peña's government is uncertain.

In "V," as the most astounding event in human history is unfolding largely off screen, we watch a mother racing across town to find her son; a man buying an engagement ring; detectives squabbling; a priest (Joel Gretsch of "The 4400") having a crisis of faith.

My parents married in 1929 and spent much time squabbling; a cloak over the larger question of why they were married to one another.

As a result of the squabbling, a new civic organization was formed, Concerned Citizens of Princeton, which spent the summer gathering signatures seeking a referendum on the proposed development.

After the squabbling, a shadow of a national school improvement policy will remain with nothing comparable taking its place.

He has failed to stop commissioners squabbling (an old-fashioned turf war has broken out between the competition and enterprise chiefs).

He squabbled a little bit over mileage,' Warrick said.

As the assemblymen continue to squabble, a messenger announces that the king has died.

Morecambe and Wise squabbled a lot and stayed in bad guest-houses; not a lot of sunshine was brought in that hour and a half.

In the first story, "Up at a Villa," four skinny-dipping teenagers spy on a squabbling couple with a baby.

He called her "a pain in the neck," and soon they were squabbling like a married couple.