Sentence examples for good feud from inspiring English sources

This could be a good feud.

Oracle's founder, Larry Ellison, is having a good feud, and it has business overtones, since the two companies are moving into each other's territory.

Nevertheless, Hollywood is a place where inconvenient facts rarely get in the way of a good feud, and executives at DreamWorks and Miramax have taken to trading stony silences and sub-Sopranos threats.

In Washington, where nothing these days seems to take place without a good feud, Politico has fired back by planning a new service of its own, aimed squarely at the public policy subjects like energy and health care that National Journal covers extensively.

Why not engineer some good feuds?

"They weren't giving me good feuds anymore, they wouldn't give me a story line," he said.

But what two titans of those industries have shown is that modern technology can also reignite a good business feud across three continents.

He was good to feud with, which I did over and over' - took to putting Wolfe down as a journalist, not a literary man.

A good literary feud (here to forth referred to as a GoLF) not only entertains, but also informs.

A good literary feud is the touchstone of any decadent civilization, more so than monkey knife fights or Two Girls, One Cup (which is my generation's Star Wars, btw).

The answer, according to the veteran "Simpsons" executive producer and show runner Al Jean, will probably disappoint conspiracy theorists but it does shed light on the show's mostly good-natured feud with Fox News.