Sentence examples for ferocious feud from inspiring English sources
This odd 75-acre parcel, one of the few remaining pieces of undeveloped land in Middlesex County, has long been the subject of a ferocious feud between the property owners and local officials.
In the seventies, the ferocious feud between the teams' coaches Michigan's Bo Schembechler and Ohio State's Woody Hayes was dubbed the Ten-Year War, and it was the fiercest in football.
But a ferocious feud erupted over a blog post by the American design commentator Bruce Nussbaum titled: "Is humanitarian design the new imperialism?" It isn't, at least not if it is intelligently conceived and executed in collaboration with the people it is intended to benefit, rather than being foisted upon them.
Mr. Goldin's tenure was also famous for his ferocious feuding with Mayor Edward I. Koch.
But so ferocious was this feud that it became all-consuming, and far from freeing up room elsewhere for the artistes, it simply set the example for everyone else to follow.
Even as Republicans portray it, it appears all smoke and no gun, a ferocious but classic Washington post-facto feud on how to spin the explanation for the attack, between the State Department and the CIA.
They would fight from time to time -- gigantic, ferocious fights that would define blood feuds for a generation.
Despite the anarchic hilarity of Uncle's long-running feud with the Badfort crowd, and the ferocious loyalty of his fans, the series inexplicably dropped out of print.
The decision to bear the ferocious expense of the index was rooted in a bitter personal feud between two men: The New York Times's owner and publisher, Adolph S. Ochs, who had acquired the paper in 1896, and a former aide who, Ochs feared, would beat The Times at the rival New York Sun.
In a society traditionally armed and with a ferocious appetite for domestic and clan violence, where the rules of the medieval blood feud often still hold good, armed crime and kidnappings are both common.To fight all this, the UN fields 3,500-plus 3,500-plusfrom 40-odd countries; many bring their own intelligence agencies along.
