Sentence examples for feud from from inspiring English sources

The Cheneys appear eager to prevent the family feud from becoming an issue in the race.

The feud from their Real Madrid days lingers to this day.

That likely saved Williams's career, writes Robert Lusetich on Foxsports.com, and kept this running feud from completely overtaking the sport.

No one expected Blair to omit their feud from his memoirs but "emotional intelligence – zero", "a strange guy"?

A documentary series in which each episode chronicles a different Taylor Swift feud – from Katy Perry to Kanye West.

If anything, it gave his younger teammates, some of them mere neophytes in this rivalry, a chance to experience the blood feud from center stage.

Albanian gangs have been linked to 70 kidnappings in the past 12 months and there are also fears that blood feuds from the homeland may erupt in the UK.

But Mark Epley, mayor of Southampton Village, said most residents separate the feuds from the people they have known since childhood or as the parents of their children's best friends.

Perhaps both writers have been taking tips in literary feuds from Christopher Hitchens, himself no stranger to a writerly battle, who told the New York Times that "a really first-rate bust-up must transcend the limits of 'an entertaining side show' and involve playing for high moral and intellectual stakes".

VICE Serbia follows the trail of Blood Feuds from East Montenegro – where some families have experienced up to four cycles of this customary law – to the North of Albania, in search of the children who never leave their homes in fear of being killed.

The feud stemmed from his ejection from the band, how it was conducted, and disagreements on songwriting credits.