After being stranded for days, the survivors started to be at each other's throats over resources.
After days of confinement, the passengers stuck in the airport were almost at each other's throats.
During the crisis, the emergency responders, tired and stressed, were almost at each other's throats.
Even the seasoned diplomats found themselves at each other's throats during the intense negotiations.
Overwhelmed by stress, the couple found themselves constantly at each other's throats.
Politicians were at each other's throats during the debate, vying for every advantage.
The activists were at each other's throats over the best way to promote their cause.
The activists were at each other's throats, trying to defend their different ideals.
The actors were at each other's throats backstage, full of jealousy and resentment.
The actors were at each other's throats during the audition, showcasing their skills and passion.
The actors, vying for the lead role, were subtly at each other's throats during rehearsals.
The animals in the overcrowded shelter were frequently at each other's throats.
The arguing neighbors were at each other's throats over a misplaced property line marker.
The artists were at each other's throats during the art exhibition, scrutinizing each other's works.
The board members were at each other's throats regarding the new marketing strategy.
The board members were at each other's throats, debating the company's future.
The board of directors were at each other's throats, disagreeing over the budget.
The book club participants were at each other's throats discussing the characters' motivations.
The business partners were at each other's throats over a disagreement about strategy.
The chefs, competing on the reality show, were at each other's throats for the coveted prize.
The children, vying for their parents' attention, were often at each other's throats.
The community members were at each other's throats due to differing opinions.
The contestants on the reality show were soon at each other's throats for the million-dollar prize.
The contestants were at each other's throats to win the final round of the contest.
The critics were at each other's throats while commenting on the music album.
The critics were at each other's throats, passionately debating the merits of the controversial film.
The dancers were at each other's throats, each wanting the lead role in the ballet.
The debate participants were at each other's throats, arguing different points of view.
The desperate job seekers were practically at each other's throats, hoping to impress the recruiter.
The developers were at each other's throats discussing the optimal coding approach.
The employees were at each other's throats to gain favor with the boss.
The families were at each other's throats when planning the joint wedding.
The family became distant, often at each other's throats after the death of their mother.
The family members were at each other's throats when dividing belongings after the funeral.
The family was at each other's throats after discovering the hidden will.
The family was at each other's throats over the holiday plans.
The fans of the rival football teams were at each other's throats both before and after the game.
The feuding families had been at each other's throats for generations, fueled by old resentments.
The journalists were at each other's throats, competing to break the biggest story.
The lawyers were at each other's throats, each trying to win the case for their client.
The marketing teams were at each other's throats debating the ideal advertising campaign.
The members of the band found themselves at each other's throats during the stressful tour.
The members of the book club were at each other's throats dissecting the controversial novel.
The members of the chess club were at each other's throats during the tense final match.
The members of the jury were nearly at each other's throats when trying to reach a verdict.
The moderators struggled to keep the forum participants from being at each other's throats.
The musicians, vying for the spotlight, were at each other's throats during auditions.
The neighbors were at each other's throats about their loud music late at night.
The neighbors were at each other's throats when arguing about tree branches overhanging a fence.
The neighbors, arguing about noise, were at each other's throats late into the night.
The online trolls were at each other's throats in a toxic forum war.
The opposing legal teams were at each other's throats throughout the high-stakes trial.
The opposing scientific camps were at each other's throats, fiercely defending their theories.
The political commentators were at each other's throats on television, engaging in heated arguments.
The politicians seemed constantly at each other's throats, unable to find common ground.
The prisoners were at each other's throats in the crowded jail.
The programmers were at each other's throats when deciding which programming language to use.
The protesters and counter-protesters were at each other's throats in a chaotic display of opposing views.
The protestors were at each other's throats, yelling different slogans.
The rescue dogs, usually well-behaved, were briefly at each other's throats over a scrap of food.
The rival gangs were at each other's throats, vying for control of the streets.
The rival software companies were at each other's throats, releasing competing products.
The rival sports teams were at each other's throats throughout the season.
The sales team was at each other's throats trying to win the coveted President's Club award.
The scientists were at each other's throats while trying to find a cure.
The shareholders were at each other's throats, questioning the CEO's leadership.
The siblings, competing for their father's approval, were always at each other's throats.
The siblings, normally amicable, were suddenly at each other's throats over inheritance details.
The singers were at each other's throats for the grand prize in the competition.
The students were at each other's throats over seating arrangements in the lecture hall.
The students were at each other's throats to secure the top spot in the class.
The students, stressed from exams, were briefly at each other's throats in the crowded library.
The survivalists were at each other's throats after a week without food or water.
The survivalists, facing starvation, found themselves at each other's throats over dwindling supplies.
The teachers were almost at each other's throats over curriculum changes.
The team members were at each other's throats after a string of losses.
The teammates were at each other's throats after a critical mistake cost them the game.
The teams were at each other's throats for the championship title.
The two animal shelter volunteers were at each other's throats over which dog should be adopted first.
The two artists, fiercely competitive, were figuratively at each other's throats for recognition.
The two chefs were at each other's throats in the kitchen, competing for perfection.
The two clans were at each other's throats following a betrayal.
The two companies were at each other's throats when accusing each other of copyright infringement.
The two competing restaurants were at each other's throats, trying to lure in customers.
The two countries had been at each other's throats for decades, fueled by historical grievances.
The two countries had been at each other's throats over the disputed border territory.
The two factions within the company were constantly at each other's throats, hindering progress.
The two kingdoms were at each other's throats in a war for land.
The two managers were at each other's throats, each wanting a promotion.
The two political parties were at each other's throats during the election.
The two research teams were at each other's throats, racing to publish their findings first.
The two rival fashion designers were at each other's throats, each wanting to be the next big name.
The two rival gangs were at each other's throats in a bloody street brawl.
The two roommates were at each other's throats over household chores.
The two warring factions were at each other's throats, their conflict escalating rapidly.
The villagers were at each other's throats, arguing about the allocation of resources.
The warring countries had been at each other's throats for decades, causing immense suffering.
The warring gangs were at each other's throats, battling for control of the territory.
The wildlife photographers were at each other's throats trying to secure the best vantage point.
The writers were at each other's throats, trying to find the best plot twist.