| While Boehner and the Democrats squabbled over relatively meaningless cuts, the president sat back and played referee. |
| At Monday's meeting of the Council the members originally squabbled among themselves as to whether or not to give the go-ahead. |
| Our four-year-old twins have fought and squabbled since they grasped the concept of owning anything. |
| The night before the flying-foxes had screamed and squabbled round the house. |
| Most recently, with private capital nearly unavailable, Silverstein and the Port Authority have squabbled over funding. |
| Though they squabbled and argued and even fought on occasion, Joe adored his brother and was delighted to see him on the road to recovery at last. |
