Sentence examples for a feud that is from inspiring English sources

And the discovery of the error has become the latest salvo in a feud among historians over the meaning of American democracy and independence, a feud that is still raging after more than 200 years.

The three children of Reading's late chief executive, James J. Cotter Sr., are waging a battle for control of the company, a feud that is reminiscent of the discord that created chaos at the media giant Viacom Inc. this year.

It's a feud that's much too tangled to unravel in an op-ed piece.

"It started off on a Lions [England's second team] tour, and it's just been a feud that's carried on and carried on.

The New York Review became a regular punching bag at Commentary, and Podhoretz and Epstein began a feud that was soon made the subject of a long article in the Times Magazine and that is not over yet.

Senator McCain and George W. Bush are locked in a blood feud that is diminishing the stature of both men and devouring Republican campaign cash at a record clip.

The case of the institute shows the trials of navigating a multistate feud that is leaving the primary calendar in shambles.

But Arizona's Republicans instead descended into a bitter feud that is bankrupting their state and amusing not even Democrats.Arizona is among the states worst hit by the recession, and years of tax cuts combined with more spending under Ms Napolitano had left its budget out of balance when Mrs Brewer took over.

The three years since Michael Jackson's death have been marked by an increasingly acrimonious feud that is tearing his family apart.

Saleh was ousted from power in 2012, leaving former vice president Abd Rabbuh Mansur al-Hadi in charge of the simmering feud that is Yemen.

His sheep had been stolen in 1941 - he once offered me the ruined hut to rebuild as a home in Crete - and, soon embroiled in a family feud that was to dog the rest of his life, he began a period of isolated existence as a charcoal-burner.