Sentence examples for budding feud from inspiring English sources
Adding fuel to a budding feud have been the derogatory comments Baltimore tight end Shannon Sharpe made about the Giants' defense last month.
Childs, who had 12 points and 5 rebounds in the March 4 game, tried to play down the budding feud after Toronto's loss to Milwaukee on Tuesday.
BUT he predicts other riders will benefit from a budding feud between New York Water Taxi, a reborn ferry service owned by the real estate mogul Douglas Durst, and New York Waterway, the nation's largest private ferry company, continues to heat up.
A budding feud is developing between Vanity Fair columnist Michael Wolff and Wall Street Journal reporter Sarah Ellison, both of whom now have book deals to write about Rupert Murdoch and News Corp.'s takeover of Dow Jones.
That has led to a budding alliance between Hamas and Fatah, the organization headed by Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, despite years of bitter and sometimes violent feuding.
Swift went into hibernation last year: the budding country star had become an international pop icon before suddenly finding herself at the wrong end of a long-running public feud with Kanye West.
WHEN the mayor of Miami, Joe Carollo, was a budding city commissioner in the mid-1980s, hearneded the nickname "Crazy Joe" for calling the police chief a "two-bit punk" and for making the even bigger mistake of feuding with the Cubans' legendary political leader, Jorge Mas Canosa, the founder of the Cuban-American National Foundation. Cuban-American National Foundation
