"verbal" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- Barry Also Shuns Brawl Mr. Barry, whom Mr. Bennett did not attack by name, again refused today to engage in verbal fisticuffs.
- As is often the case in these news groups, verbal fisticuffs, called flame wars, broke out.
- Having been out of the country, I'm still catching up with Mr. Dole's round robin of verbal fisticuffs.
- Then he would explode; and the two men would engage in knockdown drag out verbal fisticuffs, which usually terminated when Pacheco called Onofre a "screaming elitist fairy!"
- This year, verbal fisticuffs broke out between those who supported Al Gore versus those who supported Ralph Nader.
- In the second half, he throws down the gauntlet to all comers and will take any subject from A to Z as the audience pit their wits against him in bouts of verbal fisticuffs.
- Gone were the self-aggrandizing speeches, the barbed questions meant to undermine the visibly uncomfortable schools chancellor, the verbal fisticuffs that would often follow back in the days of a powerful, unapologetically political Board of Education.
- And word has come to me from Truman-Image Central that the one-day verbal fisticuffs impute no hard feelings.
- The verbal fisticuffs could be partly the fault of political consultants, said Michael Goldman, himself a Democratic consultant, with some chagrin.
- She was, when it came down to verbal fisticuffs, easy meat.
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