Sentence examples for two quarrels from inspiring English sources

In his one year here, he said, he had witnessed only two quarrels, both over food.

The two quarrelling grandfathers failed to agree a marriage settlement, with disastrous consequences.

(The two quarreled in the sixties, but that's another story).

In a women's room at the hospital, the narrator sees two quarreling adolescent sisters, whose mother is dying.

Defying the clichés of prison narratives, he said, his relationship with his cellmate soured and the two quarreled.

The two quarreled aggressively over tax policy, the budget deficit and the role of government, with each man accusing the other of being evasive and misleading voters.

Léros was first inhabited by Carians, then, successively, by Cretans, Ionians, Byzantines, and Rhodians; the last two quarreled over it until Rhodes took possession of it in 1319.

AHEAD of the festival of Eid-al-Fitr on August 9th-11th, the two quarrelling heads of Bangladesh's political dynasties exchanged greetings cards.

A cartoon in one financial publication, Grant's Interest Rate Observer, showed two quarreling boys who had been separated by their mother.

The two quarrelled over arrival times and the presence of Capriati's father and was followed by the United States losing the cup.

Carnage is a comedy of manners about two quarrelling middle-class couples who self-medicate through alcohol, and confirm their own sense of superiority by parading their sophisticated food choices.