Sentence examples for feud against from inspiring English sources

The Comcast-N.F.L. battle is the focal point of the league's bitter feud against cable operators like Time Warner that are not carrying its channel.

More should be done to recruit relatives of those killed by the Baathists who would be eager to pursue a "blood feud" against Saddam Hussein's men.

Even Chechen militia chief Ruslan Labazanov, who has proclaimed a blood feud against Dudayev, told The Observer that he would fight with Dudayev against the greater Russian enemy.

After his death, unnamed "friends of the deceased" publicly declared a blood feud against 13 officials, but Yakhya said he argued strenuously against it, rejecting a tradition that courses powerfully through the Caucasus.

Three years earlier a group of imperial knights led by Franz von Sickingen had declared a feud against the archbishop of Trier, claiming to derive from scripture their right to despoil Roman Catholic prelates.

Three weeks after the opposition leader's death, an unsigned note on the Web site he founded, Ingushetiya.ru, declared a blood feud against 13 officials it said were involved in his death.

One is that a royal science adviser was a Copernican feuding against Tycho.

The firm is not known for feuding against companies in public, however.

In his heyday, they wrote scripts for him with long-running feuds against Mr. Wonderful, Rick Martel, Greg (The Hammer) Valentine.

But then, nor did she mention her run-in with the town librarian (surely along with the little red school house, an American icon) over censorship, her attempts to promote creationism, her belief that God wants federal funding for Alaskan pipelines, her doubts about global warming, or her pursuit of personal family feuds against public employees.

After Hardy beat Matt at Vengeance, while Matt's foot was on the ropes, Hardy and Lita began feuding against Matt.