Sentence examples for squabbling going on from inspiring English sources

"This happened because of all the intraparty squabbling going on in the Republican Party, but whatever their motivation was, they have just handed us the keys to the kingdom".

This was overshadowed by all the squabbling going on over the prisoner exchange, but President Obama's legacy as the best president on environmental issues in all our history will indeed be remembered for decades to come.

The squabbling went on.

One could imagine it as a new workplace amenity: a way for accountants and creative types to resolve the squabbles going on in the offices below.

There he was, lurking around the back like a pom, keeping well out of the way of the unseemly medal squabble going on up front, when all four blokes ahead fall a over t, and - as stunned as a mullet - Bradbury crossed the line first.

"It's so immense, that I think that all of us, human beings on this planet, can unite, now, and put down our differences and all the scrapping and squabbling that's going on across the planet".

I also know that because of Justice Scalia's outsized role on the Court and in American law, and the fact that Americans are closely divided on a number of issues before the Court, it is tempting to make this confirmation process simply an extension of our divided politics -- the squabbling that's going on in the news every day.

Instead, the reader is left with a thin, highly predictable narrative about a schoolgirl's banal -- and uneventful -- life: getting up, getting dressed, going to school, making friends, squabbling with friends, going on outings with parents, going to sleep, having dreams and nightmares, getting up the next day.

"The problem is a lot of this is a bit contrived, the squabbling that goes on, the caricatures with each other, is a bit tried and tested".

Cowdenbeath chairman Findlay said: "The squabbling has gone on too long.

The squabble, which has been going on for months, is over Fairey's reported use of a copyrighted AP photo.