Sentence examples for their squabbling from inspiring English sources

The two leaders have become famous for their squabbling.

Underneath these disputes is a sense of dread among Republicans over the opportunity their squabbling gives to Mr. Clinton.

Before the agreement was reached with Smer, the European Union's most senior officials appealed to Slovak politicians to stop their squabbling.

(Side note: doesn't their squabbling seem quaint in retrospect?) Patrick himself dismissed the allegations as "elaborate" and "extravagant," while Obama acknowledged that he should have been more forthcoming about his source — even though Patrick had been the one to suggest he "borrow" the speech in the first place.

One could argue that the multinational Ottoman and Habsburg realms had more to offer the future of humanity than their squabbling sanguinary successor states, but that is for another time.

Unite their squabbling factions.

"The people of Northern Ireland don't want to hear their politicians squabbling about issues that seem unconnected to their daily lives.

Dad, Club-Toe break off their preening, squabbling, loafing, to attack.

There are now so many committees that they spend part of their time squabbling over which organization is the most powerful.

Moreover, she said, she has become convinced that New Yorkers are shortchanged, or drained of hope, when they see their leaders squabbling.

Screen couple Harlow and Beery grew to despise each other during production, which reportedly contributed to the realism of their onscreen squabbling.