Sentence examples for the argument grows from inspiring English sources

From there, the argument grows more heated, with a second Manchester fan smashing his crutch over the head of a second Waldo, leading to an all-out brawl.

The argument grew heated.

Another passenger protested and the argument grew heated.

The argument grew more heated, and Springsteen finally suggested that Lopez was an inadequate drummer.

As the two teams lined up to shake hands, the argument grew heated.

The argument grew so heated that aides to Mr. Paladino moved in between the two men and escorted Mr. Paladino to a nearby restroom.

But the case for black enlistment emerged just as Abraham Lincoln was making his first moves in the direction of Emancipation, and the argument grew stronger in the summer of 1863.

The Northern Alliance soldiers started fighting over possession of the Toyota trucks, and the argument grew so intense that someone fired shots.

Christopher McGaw has testified that he approached the scene as the argument grew more heated, ducked for cover when gunshots rang out, then approached again, finding Smith slumped across the front seat of his car, one hand extended toward the glove box.

Their argument grows heated (rather too monotonously, under the sometimes unsubtle direction of Stephen Sachs), and they are ready to part in anger when André implores his young friend to stay and share a final drink.

There is an argument, growing louder all the time, that tighter regulations would mean a safer public.