Meanings of have arguments in English

He'll have arguments with himself, tell strange fables, and make outrageous observations.

I have arguments with me, also a barrel with liquid in it.

Do you ever have arguments over bills that you have paid in cash?

Can't you be quiet now and not always be wanting to have arguments?

Do they ever have arguments, as in ordinary relationships?

I trolled Twitter, looking for people to have arguments with, because anger stopped me thinking about smoking.

BBC Scotland political correspondent Nick Eardley examines whether the campaigns think they have arguments that are relevant to women.

We began to have arguments.

Gentlemen don't have arguments.

Often I would have arguments that left me lonely and also afraid that I could lose everything and be nobody again.

If we're going to have arguments, let's have arguments -but let's make them debates worthy of this body and worthy of this country.

We have arguments with Trump's America, currently over the treatment of Iran, the handling of trade and the risks supposedly involved in the Huawei contracts.

She is someone who is about finding solutions, not just having arguments.

They rarely had arguments, and when they did, they blew over quickly.

He says he's still having arguments with his father in his head.

The Labour leader also had arguments that resonated when he talked about inequality.