Sentence examples for * feuding in from inspiring English sources

So the feuding in Karachi could destabilise the national government, which looks wobbly.

There tribal feuding in the past two months has left scores dead.

The two groups have been feuding in Kunar for several years.

The partisan feuding in the Senate hardly stemmed from presidential politics alone.

The billionaire businessmen who promised to sponsor the convention have fallen to feuding in public.

The thing that really sunk us was division – the years of bitter feuding in public.

But Mr. Macaulay reserves his harshest criticisms for skyscrapers, whose rise he traces from the stone towers erected by feuding clans in San Gimignano, in Tuscany, to the ugly glass boxes of the International style that lurch upward with little regard for the other buildings around them or the people slumped inside.

The most recent Cohn production in the set is Mr. Salles's "Behind the Sun" (2001), about feuding families in rural Brazil in 1910.

Ali's first novel, Redemption, a roman à clef about feuding Trotskyites in London, was published in 1990.

The subjects include feuding families in Brazil, victims of genocide in Bosnia, and the body double of Saddam Hussein's son Uday.

Among the hundreds of subjects documented by Ms. Simon were feuding families in Brazil, victims of genocide in Bosnia, the body double of Saddam Hussein's son and the so-called living dead in India.