When guests arrived, they bickered like a married couple over who would clean up, leaving everyone else awkwardly silent.

At the party, Mark and Elise were arguing like a married couple about where to sit.

They fought like a married couple over the smallest things, but by dinner they had made up.

The couple next door bickers like a married couple whenever the garbage truck passes.

At the team meeting, Sarah and Tom were bickering like a married couple about who would present the final report.

I felt awkward walking into the room and finding them fighting like a married couple over something trivial.

Whenever deadlines approach, she jokingly says he argues like a married couple with his teammate over trivial details.

They always fight like an old married couple over the smallest things, but they somehow never stop loving each other.

Whenever they disagree about small things, they bicker like an old married couple in the corner of the kitchen.

They argue like an old married couple over whose turn it is to do the dishes.