“squabbling”造句，怎麼用squabbling造句

Mark: You two are already squabbling like an old married couple.

In recent months its government has been paralysed by political squabbling.

Family squabbling is the greatest evil of all, and we had better do anything than be altogether by the ears.

Most of the time, the Ngogo chimps were anything but model soldiers—squabbling, foraging and lolling about their domain.

It also struck a deal with Yahoo, a big investor with whom it had been squabbling bitterly, to buy back its shares.

I made a video of my two daughters last night but they ruined it by squabbling. They wanted to have a cup each.

NOT just Belgium, but (supposedly) the entire European Union sighed with relief this week when a new Belgian government got to work-ending nine months of squabbling among the political parties.

The squabbling intensified over territory in the South China Sea.

Stop all this squabbling, which is most undignified.

But with the victors apparently squabbling among themselves, which ones should people support?

There is little doubt, however, that Mr Thaksin held sway over the splintered, squabbling leadership of the UDD.

But now, rather like the squabbling international coalition itself, Mr Obama's many critics are scrambling to make up for lost time.

They ask to play on the Wii and I agree, but then World War III breaks out when they start squabbling over the controls and Jerry ends up walloping his sister.

Kids were flinging snowballs, 8 squabbling, chasing one another, and giggling.

Do you suppose he might have been addressing the two people he mentioned in verse 2, Euodia and Syntyche, who were squabbling?

My sisters were squabbling over what to watch on TV.

These funny quotes are just the ticket to help get you through your day, whether you're working in a cubicle, refereeing three squabbling kids, or cramming for an exam.

But maybe sometime in the next few weeks, Obama will sit down with his squabbling advisers.