war of words

He thought tat Lincoln had the advantage in the war of words in the famous Illinois debates, but was pleased when Douglas won the election.

Meet the parents of her hysterical war of words, or something of the harsh sound of beat.

Finally, let's take a look at the war of words waged by Microsoft and Google as they try to win the battle of public perception.

As Mourinho attempted to call a truce in his war of words with Wenger, he again demonstrated that humility is not part of his character.

As the election approaches the war of words between the main political parties becomes increasingly intense.

As the election approaches the war of words between the main political parties becomes increasingly.

His ill-considered decision to double down on Afghanistan could prove fatal. He is in a war of words with Pakistan.

The impending war of words with Terry might get out of control.

After the initial war of words, the White House hoped the meeting would be a time to kiss and make up.

Democratic and Republican camps, but now the "war of words" in full swing, both sides unwilling to make concessions on the budget cuts.

Before the announcement there was a public war of words between the two industries, each keen to do the other down.

Beijing has a lot to lose if these disputes become more than just a war of words.

In addition to the war for talent, the two companies have engaged in a war of words in recent days over data-sharing practices.

The war of words is heating up between the two presidential candidates.

By then, the war of words and mind games between Benitez and Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho will be in full swing.

Analysts fear the war of words could strengthen hawkish anti-western elements in the Russian government.

The US responded by saying it was "not interested in a war of words with North Korea" .

This military exercise in the strait earlier this year caused a war of words over a confrontation between Iranian and US Navy ships.

The war of words between Washington and Iran about Tehran's nuclear programme is boosting oil prices.

This, in their eyes, appears to be more of a war of words than anything else.

Bizarrely, this war of words has been waged in the name of brotherly ties and economic union.

More controversially, the growth of dark pools run by banks has sparked a war of words between exchanges in Europe and the banks.

Poor nations may have fairness on their side, but were losing the war of words.

Once again, the governments in Washington and Islamabad find themselves locked in a war of words.

A war of words between China and the European Union heated up yesterday after "frank" talks about their lopsided trading relationship.

Menhuzhijian have not, not a war of words, do not stand idly by.

A war of words between Mr. Buffett and the former top aide, David Sokol, heated up over the weekend.

NARRATOR: In 1987 President Reagan carried this war of words to the most symbolic section of the Iron Curtain: the Berlin Wall.

While the world plays its proxy war of words in the halls of the U. N. , actual support for Syrians is lacking.

Could the back-and-forth amount something more than a war of words?

But the war of words was continuing in Cairo on Thursday.

Israel says it is extending an olive branch to Syria in a bid to end an escalating war of words.

The two nations may be engaged in another war of words before long.

circumstances after a war of words between the club and player.

So what does this war of words reveal about two of the world's biggest technology brands?

China and the Dalai Lama have long engaged in a war of words criticizing each other.

Idiom "irrelevant" the story is that it stems from a war of words before the war.

His ideas were caught in a war of words.

I guess: Now is definitely a war of words!

"I think it will be more or less a war of words, and everything will remain under control, " Chen added.

a war of words; a price war.

Ford versus Toyota -- The hybrid technology war of words

An outer-space war of words escalates

Green domain sparks war of words

Surplus fuels EU-China war of words

War of words compete on web