Sentence examples for were quarreling from inspiring English sources
noun
A verbal dispute or heated argument.
- We got into a silly quarrel about what food to order.
Even during his lifetime, his children were quarreling over the spoils.
"What is going on here?" she thundered one afternoon when some pupils were quarreling instead of quietly pasting cutout kites.
Last fall they were quarreling over voter registration, early voting laws and how the debates should be staged between their respective clients, President Obama and Mitt Romney.
Yesterday, the police said that as the brothers were quarreling at about 1 p.m., several shots were fired at the home on Jefferson Street.
The groups were quarreling over access to 22 shipping containers of Qaddafi-era munitions, according to the aid group's investigation, the findings of which were described this week to The New York Times.
It was an unpleasant experience for a week or two when we were quarreling as roommates, but after that it was a good experience.
"I couldn't understand her language, but they were quarrelling".
He might or might not have been aware that his parents were quarrelling.
The two people beneath the tree were making noises fiercely as though they were quarrelling.
At Seven Islands, Guay and Marie-Ange were quarrelling again within a week.
Once, long ago, when they were quarrelling about money, Father put Mother's head in the oven.
