Sentences with phrase «first quarrel»

First they quarrel; then they feud.

Fourteen - year - old Cornelia is dumped with elderly, angry Great - Aunt Agatha in a dirty backwoods cottage, where at first they quarrel and uncover secrets and hurt each other deeply.

Not exact matches

Salaam's original complaint, known as a first information report, had been lodged five days after the women's quarrel.

The first is meekness that says: «Don't quarrel, brothers, you are my sons, good, beloved.»

The quarrels and the defections of first generation disciples, the sins of disciples in our own generation, and the defects and delinquencies of the race at large are grave indeed but not so grave as to engulf us all.

First, the quarrels over the historical - critical reading of the Bible, faced by every church sooner or later, were firmly settled in my church in 1870, when one seminary teacher was forced out of teaching but quickly restored to a pastoral position of esteem.

Lovers» quarrels might lead to sweet reunions, but first they will issue in torrents of words that neither partner ever forgets; they remain in memory and prospect to haunt a love.

Whether the alternative is a houseful of jealous, quarreling wives, or concubinage with the inferior status of all but the first and legal wife, with the procreation in either case of a bevy of children who can not have adequate parental care, the outcome is bad.

First came the Obama administration's staged quarrel with Israel over a routine zoning decision for homes in northeast Jerusalem, which is a neighborhood where Arabs had never lived and an area which every proposal for the division of Jerusalem has assigned to the Israeli side.

Such is the first, superficial impression: our schools, like our churches and our ministers, have no clear conception of what they are doing but are carrying on traditional actions, making separate responses to various pressures exerted by churches and society, contriving uneasy compromises among many values, engaging in little quarrels symptomatic of undefined issues, trying to improve their work by adjusting minor parts of the academic machine or by changing the specifications of the raw material to be treated.

Whatever the incident was, it isn't the first time Sale has quarreled with the White Sox this season.

Trotsky was indeed identified as Leninist and was very close to Lenin's ideology, with the exception of their quarrel on the way socialism should be established, first internationally and then to each country (Trotsky) or the other way round (Lenin - Stalin).

President Donald Trump, the apostle of America First who has heaped scorn on global institutions, ripped up international agreements and quarreled even with allies, offered a subdued and largely friendly performance on the opening day of his inaugural visit to the United Nations.

The quarrel is juicy enough in itself, but it also carries major scientific importance: The discoveries provide contrasting insights into the identity of Earth's first organisms, as well as what life might look like beyond our planet.

After Ira Blitz, I made it a point never to engage in another school - yard quarrel without first getting in touch with Bono.

I beat up a bit on Jack Palance in my first installment of this column, which addressed his Oscar win for 1991's City Slickers, but I have no quarrel with his iconic performance in Shane as psychopathic gunslinger Jack Wilson.

I was completely enamored with Mia Hansen - Løve's previous film Goobye First Love, which perfectly captured relationship quarrels.

Aside from her quarrels with Flynn, the picture was notable for being Davis» first venture into Technicolor.

Aside from a few rare TV and film appearances, Ann Todd disappeared from the screen, whereas character actor John Kitzmiller would gain a bit of immortality as Quarrel in the first James Bond film, Dr. No, and in his final role as Uncle Tom in the 1965 German production, Onkel Toms Hütte.

As the game center points out, the couple's first matrimonial quarrel was Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion.

Humphrey's recent paintings of puppy - pawed nurses and quarreling snowmen, and his post-yard sale sculptures, may seem jokey at first, but the more you take in, the more the melange of events and figures becomes provocative and unsettling.

It would hardly be the first bet regarding North American quarrels recorded there, and a plenum of earlier entries suggest the past as prologue

Of course, for those of us of Italian - American heritage, this is a day to celebrate our great ancestor and quarrel over whether the vikings got here first (not to mention who they found here).

First, there was barratry — the practice of «creating legal business by stirring up disputes and quarrels, generally for the benefit of the lawyer who sees fees in the matter.»

Couples who are in what we call the attack - defend mode, where there's escalating quarrels — we can actually tell from the first three minutes of their conversation.