Sentence examples for Long-standing feud from inspiring English sources

A21 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Grandfather Believed Dead After Rampage and Fire Rosario Musca, a 79-year-old grandfather wielding a high-powered rifle, entered his son's Long Island home and, in an eruption of a long-standing feud, the police said, terrorized the family with gunshots, and then set the house on fire as they fled.

Rivers and Peta have had a long-standing feud.

His military effectiveness, though, was hindered by a long-standing feud with Jefferson Davis.

The woman and the assailants had been involved in a long-standing feud, Linders said.

His only other run-in with the law had also involved a long-standing feud with his wife's family.

A long-standing feud between two Maori families in the 1950s drives the events in Bulibasha: King of the Gypsies (1994; filmed as The Patriarch [2016]).

Under duress, Castresana escalated his long-standing feuds with colleagues at the U.N. "Basically, they are telling me I'm like Kurtz — some kind of crazy man in the middle of the wilderness," he said.

His challenge has revived multiple, long-standing feuds within the powerful Shiite establishment, many of them predating its ascent to power after the toppling of Saddam Hussein's more Sunni-oriented regime.

If the Cold War helped to suppress long-standing feuds and rivalries (while helping to incubate militant Islam), which the fall of the Soviet Union exposed, it seems obvious now that key nerve endings were cut by the U.S. intervention in Iraq — and the one in Afghanistan, too — finishing off whatever uneasy compromises remained.

If the Cold War helped to suppress long-standing feuds and rivalries (while helping to incubate militant Islam), which the fall of the Soviet Union exposed, it seems obvious now that key nerve endings were cut by the U.S. intervention in Iraq and the one in Afghanistan, too finishing off whatever uneasy compromises remained.

Among his long-standing feuds with things most people like is an ongoing back-and-forth with writer Jennifer Weiner, who called attention to the fact that the themes in his novels -- family and personal relationships -- would've rendered similar stories penned by women less important.