shouting match

Whatever you do, do not yell back or get into a shouting match with your boss. It will not help resolve anything.

When emotions become involved, you may end up in the middle of a shouting match, which will resolve nothing.

In turn, the McCain campaign accused Obama of turning the critical White House meeting into a political shouting match.

Mr. Pasha has said the meeting involved a shouting match; American officials say that didn't happen.

The meeting turned into a shouting match. If you ask me, I'm very glad that none of the students were at this meeting.

There is a high chance of stumbling into a shouting match, in which right and wrong are beyond the power of outsiders to judge.

Do you have a way with people - able to calm down the angry person, or at least not get into a shouting match?

I thought I could help try to turn a shouting match into an exchange of ideas.

Those hale enough to have survived with health and vigor will win the shouting match.

So, a shouting match is usually a bad thing.

The story ends: The meeting turned into a shouting match.

A Western tourist gets in a public shouting match with her guide.

If you want a shouting match, then by all means write long letters with big words that no one understands.

And the shouting match is about how she returned him an expense report that he did with a lot of things circled in red.

The two sides also argued about ideology, with two protesters at one point engaging in a shouting match about the legacy of Mao Zedong.

English is so poor dared to come out shouting match!

Julia: (laughing) A shouting match? You're so funny.

Badminton game, coaches can not be shouting match and guide the athletes to influence and interference Players.