Sentence examples for because of the feud from inspiring English sources

She explained that even though Mercedes was "a nasty cow" because of the feud she was a "woman teetering on the verge of a massive meltdown".

Perhaps because of the simmering feud between Stephens and Williams, the pronouncement was the first thing Stephens was asked about in her news conference.

What was the root of the feud?

He is, however, fully aware of the feud's results.

Because of the longstanding feuds between the Democratic organization and the Espadas, the race took on even greater significance.

"Because of the blood feuds and tribal wars we train our children to use weapons even before they go to school," said the Cat. He laughed and nodded towards the dunes.

Act Three: I guess because of the shampoo-feud, Janice has decided to sit out the food challenge.

CART teams and their drivers did not compete at Indy from 1996 until 2000 because of a feud with the rival Indy Racing League, the governing body of the Indianapolis Speedway.

The 40,000-square-foot parking lot is on the auction block because of a feud within the Milstein real estate dynasty.

I wasn't supposed to mention that name, because of the 23-year feud between the two.

Ahmad Saba, a doctor and a member of the powerful Kafarneh clan in Beit Hanoun, in the northern Gaza Strip, says he (and, he estimates, some 1,200 of his kinsmen) has been unable to go to work in Gaza City for three months because of a feud between the Kafarnehs and the city's Dughmush clan.