Sentence examples for grudge at from inspiring English sources

It is now believed that his grudge at the moment is with the police".

However, arriving at Tottenham's training ground this morning, Redknapp insisted he bore no grudge at the job going to someone else.

When Colson Whitehead criticized Richard Ford's story collection "A Multitude of Sins" in the Book Review in 2002, Ford held a grudge; at a publishing party two years later, he took the opportunity to spit on Whitehead.

Stalled... Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof UK critics seem to have called QT's bluff on his fifth feature-length venture, with many clearly harbouring a grudge at being forced to review a padded out flick that was never intended to stand alone, rather than the full Grindhouse experience.

If you're holding onto a grudge at work, you could be sharing the poison with your colleagues.

"There's so many incredible people and incredible work that has been recognized over my own, and I can't hold a grudge at all," he said.

I was standing a bit too upright, and I've no qualms or grudges at all.

And he suggested that forbearance could help end the deep-seated grudges at the root of the violence.

And he enjoyed it - he wasn't grudging at all, and he wasn't flash about it either.

But the affection is grudging at best: Emomali Rakhmon, the president of Tajikistan, is so embarrassed by the cash addiction that his government has stopped publishing remittance data.Kyrgyzstan, which has seen two presidents overthrown in the past decade, most recently with the Kremlin's nudging, says it has no choice but to join the customs union, even though its businessmen complain.

Mr. Bernstein contends that "Hillary's acceptance of her husband's economic program" — which would fuel an economic boom and become a linchpin of his legacy — "was forced and grudging at almost every step," and implies she willfully resisted modifying her health care plan.