Sentence examples for tiny squabble from inspiring English sources

You don't want to be guilty over a tiny squabble for the rest of your life do you?

She leads a coaltion of 14 tiny, squabbling parties called UNO:….

She leads a coaltion of 14 tiny, squabbling parties called UNO: her daughter Cristiana's husband, Antonio Lacayo became her campaign director.

Just the tiniest of squabbles.

In the latter, a crafty general is the head of a tiny European country being squabbled over by the United States and the Soviet Union, and is determined to play one off against the other.

At least 20 of the world's insurers are squabbling over the tiny slice of India's insurance market that is not state-controlled.

The mighty neighbours are competing for natural resources and squabbling over the sovereignty of tiny islands.

Nobody ever says: "Oh yes, he's really delighted by his new tired parents who squabble all the time, and the tiny baby who doesn't even do as much as the newborn hedgehog off CBeebies".

I wanted to give her a tiny compatriot — a built-in ally with whom she could scheme, squabble and scream while exploring the complexity of feuding and making up.

There's a whole tiny world within mine with its language of calls and songs, its squabbles, its territorial disputes, its fidelity and promiscuity, birth and death.

A tiny island kingdom whose people once ruled nearly a fourth of the world's land area squabbles over the terms of its self-inflicted diminishing and isolation.