| The Labour leadership is desperate to avoid the hours of slanging and whingeing which will come with any such debate. |
| It has been a year of poachings, price cuts, sackings, slanging matches and eye-wateringly large payoffs. |
| I am not being drawn into a slanging match with the defenders of horse-drawn landaus on Blackpool Prom. |
| It sounds much more civilised than the slanging matches we have in the houses of parliament. |
| Far from the stand-up rows and slanging matches of previous months, councillors kept their voices low, and largely, their comments to themselves. |
| The current slanging match between America and France may raise a smile when French fries are renamed freedom fries. |
