He is too hasty, quick-tempered and too ready to pick a quarrel.
2.
Christmas 1353 he followed his brother Charles to Paris where they intended to pick a quarrel.
3.
Bohun wants to pick a quarrel but is sent away and Jan is able to declare his love for Helena.
4.
Several Cabinet ministers, unwilling to pick a quarrel with the popular show, were quick to say they found it amusing.
5.
There was perennial trouble from Border Reivers, but Elizabeth was inclined to forgive even their depredations rather than pick a quarrel with her Protestant neighbour.
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Baker was irritable, just like she'd expected, and got even more so when he started to pick a quarrel and she refused to join in.
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But, while du Perron was still in Rome, Pope Paul V decided to pick a quarrel with the Serene Republic of Venice, over its conduct in exercising its sovereign rights.
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His shoulders are broad and high, and, altogether, he is exactly the man that ordinary people wouldn t put themselves out of the way to pick a quarrel with . ..
9.
Not only are these types of petition unhelpful in solving problems, they also can easily present a small number of people with an opportunity to pick a quarrel and make trouble,
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It also is unacceptable for an editor to deliberately pick a quarrel with an administrator for the purpose of provoking the administrator into saying or doing something that will make him or her " involved ."
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