Sentence examples for end a feud from inspiring English sources

A court gave permission this month for the police to enter the temple to end a feud among the monks.

This past Friday, 15year-old sophomore DeVonte Smyth tragically used a gun to end a feud with 18-year-old Ruben Ivy.

Two brothers of the family that founded the Hyundai Group conglomerate have agreed to end a feud to help save the Hyundai Engineering and Construction Company from bankruptcy.

The announcement is a bid to end a feud that erupted after Yahoo said in a regulatory filing last week that Alibaba had transferred the assets of its online payment unit, Alipay, to a Chinese company controlled by Alibaba's chief executive, Jack Ma.

In recent years, she has introduced us to Derrick Hamilton, the self-taught "jailhouse lawyer" who helped uncover multiple wrongful convictions, and Taylonn Murphy, the father of a star high-school athlete killed by gang members, who eventually channelled his grief into a crusade to end a feud in Harlem housing projects.

However, the move appears unlikely to end a feud between midwestern states over what to do about the carp.

The two have ended a feud that developed over years of acrimonious championship play.

Meanwhile, Trump and Fox News host Megyn Kelly sat down for a highly publicized interview, after reaching a truce that ended a feud which dated back to the first Republican presidential debate last August.

The gesture symbolized a momentous step toward ending a feud that began three years after the Bolshevik revolution, as the Orthodox Church in the Soviet Union wilted under intense government pressure.

Trump's win was announced just after his interview with Megyn Kelly aired on Fox, ending a feud between the two that dated back to the first Republican presidential debate last August.

In 1994, Mr. Wilder ended a feud with the senator and campaigned with him in the 11th hour of the race, helping him beat his challenger, Lt. Col. Oliver L. North.