Sentence examples for feud of the from inspiring English sources

It was perhaps the fiercest media feud of the decade and by this year, their bosses had had enough.

At this point, the G.O.P. civil war is sounding less substantive, and certainly less dangerous, than the East Coast West Coast hip-hop feud of the nineteen-nineties.

He never tired of attacking the Sir Walter Scott-inspired honor cult of the South, and in the feud of the Grangerfords and the Shepherdsons in "Huckleberry Finn" he gave memorable form to its nihilistic absurdity.

A father fatally shot in front of his three-year-old son in Northern Ireland was targeted in an internal feud of the Ulster Defence Association, it has emerged.

Elaborate feuds are the narrative mainstay there is even a Feud of the Year, formally awarded and the emphasis on foam-flecked interviews, on threats and bluster, seems undignified to some lucha libre devotees.

Bloodsong, like Boneland, seemed to acknowledge the passage of time in the writer's world too; it began a generation after the Conor/Volson feud of the first book, with a new protagonist, Sigurd, fighting a dragon on a post-apocalyptic Hampstead Heath.

In what evolved into a blood feud of defenses, the Jets battled the team coached by the man who left them like scorned lovers.

Arigböge died two years later, but the family feud, of which the rivalry with Arigböge was one manifestation, continued throughout Kublai's reign.

Terrible, too, in its description of the feuding of the clansmen.

The feuds of the past don't need to be carried on by those in the present.

The military-backed administration still enjoys widespread public support from a public disillusioned with the corruption and eternal feuding of the big parties.