1. He had an acrimonious quarrel with his girlfriend yesterday.

2. Their marriage ended eight years ago in an acrimonious divorce.

3. She watched her parents go through an acrimonious divorce.

4. There followed an acrimonious debate.

5. His tendency to utter acrimonious remarks alienated his roomates.

6. There were many acrimonious exchanges between the two men.

7. His parents went through an acrimonious divorce.

8. The meeting ended in an acrimonious dispute.

9. The debate was acrimonious, with opposition parties denouncing Shamir's deals with defectors from other parties to win his working majority.

10. But in the mid-1970s there was an acrimonious conflict between the different intelligence gathering agencies in the province.

11. This had all the makings of another long-running acrimonious dispute, when again wider political events quite unexpectedly overtook the controversy.

12. The Daily Record revealed that an acrimonious dispute over cigarette sponsorship was splitting public opinion.

13. This demand is actually the cause of acrimonious debate in the London area.

14. The book reveals an the exchange of acrimonious letters between Diana and her father-in-law.

15. She unexpectedly triggered an acrimonious conclusion to the conversation when she told Bernon she would pray for him.

16. It was a long, ugly, acrimonious session, peppered with shouting and accusations of treason.

17. There followed a public and acrimonious debate between representatives of solicitors and barristers on the issue of rights of audience.

18. But after his parents went through an acrimonious divorce, he started wetting it again.

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19. The divorce was acrimonious; she still recoils at the name Andy.

20. An acrimonious dispute between the two houses greeted the announcement of the figures.

21. After an acrimonious and close battle, Guinness emerged narrowly as the victor.

22. After what was often an acrimonious debate the 1985 Local Government Act ultimately emerged.

23. But, in acrimonious times, it will help.

24. His tendency to utter acrimonious remarks alienated his audience.

25. Talks about a future role at Old Trafford had collapsed in acrimonious circumstances.

26. The vote transcended party divisions, in notable contrast to the acrimonious partisanship that preceded the climactic moment.

27. Guinness, in addition to its traditional brewing interests, had acquired Bell's whisky after an acrimonious takeover battle in 1985.

28. The decision comes after ten years of uncertainty and often acrimonious debate.

29. In years past, state and federal police have had a particularly acrimonious relationship.

30. But diploidy is an uneasy partnership between two sets of genes, and when partnerships end, things often get acrimonious.