Directed by Howard Davies in a translation by Sir David Hare, this Galileo is one for our time: engaging, accessible, full of quarrels about secularism and the rigidities of faith.Simon Russell Beale as Galileo is a cigarette-smoking, whisky-swigging intellectual who would not be out of place in a red-brick science faculty.
Mobile phone records also showed that the engineer was not in the neighbourhood of the Italian consulate in Cairo at the time of the alleged quarrel.
In times of peace, there are a lot of quarrels and suddenly the quarrels become meaningless in front of the war.
The account each gives of their time together – love, quarrels, a still-birth, a healing, a fraud – do not amount to a coherent story.
That was a book of quarrels.
It was a time of sumptuous feasts and also of diplomatic intrigues and bitter quarrels.
Relations across the households continued to weaken, with tensions at times escalating into quarrels between Mariluz and Susana.
Miss Stein spends much of her time quarrelling with friends—always about literature or painting.
He spent most of his time and money quarrelling with émigré Yugoslav politicians, trying to prove that his collaboration with the Italians was necessary in order to protect the population of Bosnia and Herzegovina from the Partisans and Germans.
During that time he quarreled with his team's management and was scathing in criticism of the Tour's organizers, the Amaury Sport Organization.
Otherwise … the quality of our debate in parliament has not lived to the expectations of the public … in the health sector, I do not think members of parliament can waste time quarrelling on useless things when a lot of people are dying because of these issues".
