| I don't think I particularly want to end up in a slanging match between privatisation and public ownership. |
| It sounds much more civilised than the slanging matches we have in the houses of parliament. |
| Telling this sort of thing to dyed in the wool liberals is guaranteed to wind them up and inevitably turns the whole thing into a slanging match. |
| It has been a year of poachings, price cuts, sackings, slanging matches and eye-wateringly large payoffs. |
| In an industry in which public slanging matches are commonplace, such comments would not merit much attention. |
| Abortion is less a debate, more a slanging match between two equally entrenched sides. |
