Sentence examples for a running feud from inspiring English sources

A running feud with the network is a standard piece of talk-show shtick.

Moreover, since each man's division is aided by the other's, allowing a running feud between them "seriously undermines the business".

He has had a running feud with the Polish FA for most of the past 10 years.

Residents of both housing complexes said there had been a running feud between the projects for years, and that fights among young residents had increased before the shooting.

And the old, bellicose Libya seemed to hold sway last week when Colonel Qaddafi escalated a running feud with Switzerland by declaring a "jihad" against it.

They had been invited by the director, Kevin Smith, with whom Phelps-Roper had kept up a running feud on Twitter since World AIDS Day.

A long running feud between two Texas families affects a rancher's choice of a wife.

The split caused a rift between King and Mustaine, which evolved into a long running feud between the two bands.

One reason for the wide appeal of "Jitney" is the undercurrent of hope and forgiveness that flows through the play, often even unstated, as when two antagonists who have a bitter running feud resume playing checkers in the final scene.

A long running feud between the Conservative leadership and Theresa May burst into the open on Thursday when two senior advisers to the home secretary were removed from the party's approved list of parliamentary candidates after they refused to campaign in the Rochester and Strood byelection.

Despite the fact that I lived there, I have a long running feud with Canada, which I loving refer to as the 51st state.