Sentence examples for grudge by from inspiring English sources

Neighbors might settle a grudge by telling the guerrillas that someone was a Union sympathizer.

Just as troubling, the piece comments on a broad social problem having to do with racial inequality and reduces it to an individual grudge by a person of color.

Monkeys "really don't care much for human music," Snowdon says, and they showed very little response to it, with the weird exception of excerpts from Metallica and "The Grudge," by Tool, both of which soothed the monkeys slightly.

The sporting goods makers Adidas and Puma, founded by two feuding brothers, buried a 61-year-old grudge by playing a soccer match in their German hometown, Herzogenaurach, to mark International Peace Day.

And McCoy, in preparing to face his former team for the first time, made it abundantly clear that he still holds a grudge by how abruptly his six-year stint in Philadelphia ended.

You can split up the 10 drinks as you wish, or start a grudge by giving a player all of or the majority of the drinks.

On 11 February, therefore, there were grudges by the truckful to be settled, and they were.

(Alexandria is not the only place where people have settled grudges by building narrow houses.

But the Soviet team coach, Gavriil Kachalin, claimed shortly before Streltsov's death that influence from high up in the Communist Party dictated that the player could not be helped; Kachalin said that police told him of Khrushchev's personal involvement, fuelled by a grudge held by Furtseva.

The poor horse was a beautiful innocent but her owner never let a grudge go by.

Is he really guilty or, as he claims, just the victim of a political grudge held by President Ernesto Zedillo?