Squabble in a sentence

But the conflict between Burhan and Hemeti is not just a domestic squabble.

Councilman Henry Darby voted against the resolution in a move the Democrat labeled "quid pro quo" over a squabble with a Republican over funding the sheriff's office.

I’m not just bawling my eyes out over the recent, momentous death of family patriarch Logan Roy (Brian Cox), but as I watch his children squabble and betray one another.

Meanwhile, prior to the start of the proceedings this morning, a squabble occurred between two of the accused men in the holding cell at the Supreme Court in downtown Kingston.

TO London, where I’m distressed to hear of yet another squabble between two of our SNP representatives at Westminster.

A CNN interview with Rep. Tom Massie (R-KY) by host Kate Bolduan dissolved into an ugly squabble when he continued to insult her and she hit back by asking if he was insulting her intelligence — to which he smirked.

But in a time of diminishing research budgets, as scientists squabble over grants of a few thousand dollars here or there, he argues, there are few avenues of public funding for projects of this scale.

Issues about politics, religion, travel or foreign countries are just some reasons you might have a squabble at work today.

It’s the only chance for the whole family to get together, have a good time, engage in a squabble or two, and enjoy some great food.

The couple may squabble, but they rarely divorce.

The intervention by Ms Truss - who suffered a 'Portillo moment' last week when she lost her ultra-safe South West Norfolk to Labour - comes as the Right and moderates squabble over how to respond to the rout by Labour and rise of Reform.

The people are being neglected as politicians/bureaucrats fight and squabble.

They are the best of frenemies who like nothing more than a squabble – over food, football and fashion, not to mention why the Mona Lisa is in the possession of the Louvre and not a museum in Rome.

When defensive end Nick Bosa was in a contract squabble with the team last year, Lynch said the team would not trade Bosa.

Mutchnick went on to admit that it “was not an easy year” to film, but feels “the permanent legacy of the show is much more important to us than any temporary squabble that would take place on the stage”.

Neither Ranil Wickremesinghe nor Sajith Premadasa seems to care that their leadership squabble is strengthening none but the Rajapaksas.

Radicals do as radicals do; they squabble, they haggle, they try to tear each other down hoping to climb the rickety ladder to the top of the pyramid.

The move set off a public squabble between the IOC and Tokyo Gov Yuriko Koike.

The other set of panels released from the issue include Catwoman and Batman having a bit of a couples squabble.

There's no need to elaborate upon the grisly details of the Conway family squabble because, frankly, it's none of my business.