Quarrelers

She would learn nothing from these quarrelers—at least not without a louder voice and more time than she could spare. ❋ Rose Melikan (2010)

It is intended to help brawlers and quarrelers live into the morning. ❋ Unknown (2007)

And here they sat, in a pathetic mimicry of a pub, enduring the presence of rabble and quarrelers, larcenists and pirates, those who inevitably were pushed out onto any frontier by the expansion of decency as they ran before it in a shabby attempt to profit before it arrived. ❋ Diane Carey (2000)

The policeman does not decide which of two quarrelers is right; he merely decides that the stronger shall not use his power against the weaker. ❋ Various (N/A)

The quarrelers were hushed, thinking if Douglas, the Little Giant, had preceded or should follow their colossus of six feet three! ❋ Henry Llewellyn Williams (N/A)

We all know that sometimes the real cause of a quarrel is not expressed, with the result that the quarrelers can only deal with the superficial meanings of the conflict and in ways that further alienate them from each other. ❋ Reuel L. Howe (1945)

The President urged the quarrelers to come to terms. ❋ Thayer, William R (1919)

Ask the _chef-de-réception_ of any of our smartest hotels, and they will reel off the names of half a dozen or so elderly bachelors, widowers or wife-quarrelers with huge incomes who prefer to pass along the line of least resistance in domesticity -- the private suite in an up-to-date hotel. ❋ William Le Queux (1895)

Quainton being the judge, the visiting of alehouses, the good conduct of the inmates, who were to be "no whisperers, quarrelers, evil speakers or contentious." ❋ Unknown (1892)

"They were to form a female council of elder women, who were to counsel and care for the married women, widows, and young girls, to make peace between quarrelers, to prevent slandering, and to preserve purity and good morals," [21] aims which keep close to the apostolic definition of this office. ❋ Unknown (1889)

Usually two began to fight, and when a crowd had gathered around them and the police clubbed both spectators and quarrelers, other confederates in the art did the stealing. ❋ Boles��aw Prus (1879)

Passive investors such as Henry Kissinger and Hollywood moguls Jon Peters and Peter Guber figure in these yarns as emblems of the quarrelers 'yearning to mix with swells. ❋ Unknown (2010)

A chirping sparrow flies into the room and represents the better angel of these quarrelers 'nature-the bird gets cute reaction shots and eventually lets fly on the cabbie's head.