row over

/ rəʊ /

verb

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

noun

1. the act of doing this

Example Sentences

The Vatican has blocked discussions over women’s rights at the UN climate summit following a row over gay and transgender issues, sources have told BBC News.

From BBC

It follows a row over supply and pricing.

From BBC

The Westminster leader was also asked about the row over Scottish Health Secretary Neil Gray using a ministerial car to attend football games.

From BBC

But a row over the seven-day opening of a Tesco in Stornoway, Lewis, has brought this traditional way of life into focus.

From BBC

A row over the speed of balls being hit by cricket batsmen could delay a major housing scheme.

From BBC