Heated exchanges

Usage examples of quarrels.

Gird, somewhat impatient after a day spent settling quarrels between granges, had no sympathy with his imprecision.

And occasionally he had feigned to be angry with her, and had tempted her on to little quarrels with a boyish idea that a quick reconciliation would perhaps throw her into his arms.

He was the Nestor of the occasion, and strove heartily to compose all quarrels, and so to arrange matters that a wholesome, moderately Liberal Ministry might be again installed for the good of the country and the comfort of all true Whigs.

Gave us some peace to sort ourselves out and have no more stupid quarrels, no more need to knock heads.

Her memories of her mother were vague, but they included the echoes of bitter quarrels, slammed doors, and painful fits of hysteria.

Jim to get home from the newspaper so that she could tell him how much she loved him and how much she regretted their ridiculous quarrels about their aunt.

This last row was a lot more serious than one of their quarrels about Edvvina.

He was beginning to loathe these quarrels, which had become so frequent of late.

She and Anthony had fierce quarrels and there were some unfortunate scenes in front of the staff, the estate workers, and even a nasty confrontation one afternoon in the village, when she accosted Anthony.

It was born in a hundred small quarrels, the quarrels of women whose children must live and play together and fight each other like cats and dogs.

Most of them were ones I was very familiar with, and many were the same quarrels that the Six Duchies had with our grasping neighbour to the south.

It was impossible to calculate how many quarrels that woman had done her out of.

The Semk was silent mayhem, ignoring the quarrels in his back, closing again and again to batter the earth spirit.

Eight quarrels accompanied it, each one with an iron head that glistened with the poison called White Paralt.