Sentence examples for a growing feud from inspiring English sources
The international sanctions have seriously damaged Iran's economy and exacerbated a growing feud between President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.
The Iran-Contra scandal and a growing feud with first lady Nancy Reagan, however, forced Regan out of office in 1987.
Leading up to the event, Mr. Gosetti and the festival president, Goffredo Bettini, have been busy trying to defuse a growing feud between Rome and Venice.
Last week, the Chinese government sent a civilian surveillance plane, a twin propeller aircraft, to fly near the uninhabited islands at the heart of a growing feud between China and Japan.
After eight seasons of sporadic success, frequent injuries and a growing feud with the Philadelphia management, Lindros may be headed to New York, possibly as a teammate of Messier's.
Behind the result lies a growing feud between former comrades-in-arms.In this section Looking for peace and love Working lunch Odd manoeuvres Progressives set back Hoping for peace to return Birthday fireworks Over to you A (slightly) more muscular Japan ReprintsThe turnout among Aceh's 4.5m population was high, at 74%, and the polling day was calm.
Not to be left behind in the growing feud between Uber, Lyft, Sidecar and others, Hailo has launched a public API for its taxi hailing service, on the very same day Uber announced its own.
Rendezvous recently wrote about the growing feud between Hong Kongers and the mainland Chinese who come to the city as tourists and investors.
The world triple jump champion Phillips Idowu has blamed poor communication within UK Athletics for his growing feud with head coach Charles van Commenee.
The Ebay skirmish is the latest in the growing feud between HPand Sun.
Even as her life went into decline, Margaret Argyll remained a favorite subject of gossip columnists who tracked her growing feuds with her family, landlords, servants, bankers and biographers.
