Sentence examples for feud moves from inspiring English sources

As Anil goes from private to public on Monday, perhaps we can indeed expect progress as the family feud moves to the background, and new stakeholders come into the fold.

Last August, their feud moved from nasty to nuclear.

The feud moved to a new plane at a Christmas bash in 1995, hosted by Death Row at the Château Le Blanc mansion, in the Hollywood Hills.

The search for his motive focused first on a supposed family feud, moved on to a row with other taxi drivers and has even encompassed being "made a fool of" by a Thai woman.

The new champions lost quickly to Bayley and Naomi (the latter has apparently replaced the disgruntled Sasha Banks) which should set up a feud moving forward.

[C3.] A Feud Between Authors Moves to Publishers A feud between Alan M. Dershowitz of Harvard Law School and Norman G. Finkelstein of DePaul University has prompted a change in the publisher of Mr. Finkelstein's book.

Page A24 New York IN FEUD OVER JUDGESHIPS, UNUSUAL MOVE BY CHRISTIE Caught in a power struggle with the State Senate, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey took the unusual tack of moving the state's attorney general into a top job at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey until she wins confirmation to be a judge in Essex County.

Seeing the diplomacy advancing quickly without it, the opposition coalition — notorious for feuding and indecision — moved to reassert its relevance.

He also said he was trying to move past the feud with Padilla, which he considered over.

Though expected to succeed Carson, Rivers was lured by Rupert Murdoch, who had purchased the Fox TV channel, to host the short-lived The Late Show Starring Joan Rivers (1986 87); the move ignited a feud with Carson, who never spoke to her again.

Here are the best booking options for the feud between Lesnar and Shane McMahon moving forward.