row over

/ rəʊ /

verb

1. to win a rowing race unopposed, by rowing the course

noun

1. the act of doing this

Example Sentences

Senior officials at the heart of the row over the collapsed China spy trial will appear before a parliamentary committee next week.

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There has been a row over the last few days about whether the Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips should stay in her job – after some of those victims involved in setting up the inquiry said she should be replaced.

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In 2024, SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn cited the row over the scheme among “self-inflicted wounds” suffered by his party ahead of a heavy general election defeat.

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In France, it reignited a row over the lack of security in France's museums, which the new Interior Minister Laurent Nunez acknowledged Sunday was a "major weak spot".

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He left in 2016, three years after the record-breaking launch of GTA 5, sparking a legal row over unpaid royalties that was settled out of court.

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