Sentence examples for grudge from from inspiring English sources

Mr Bouchard is a difficult man from whom to steal the spotlight, and he has a vigorous economy on his side.At the same time, the man who should be Mr Charest's principal ally, the prime minister, Jean Chrétien, has rarely missed a chance to undermine him, apparently acting on a long-nursed grudge from their days on opposite sides of the federal Parliament.

Lyrics were said to "please fans still harboring a grudge from Catholic school".

"They were reporting deeply held grudges from the first grade," she recalled.

Franken gained respect if grudging from some quarters for his tireless campaigning.

Some tribal societies still wage wars to avenge grudges from past centuries past.

If you resented any of his grudges from his writing, you saw them carried over into the anthology.

MADRID — They are two angry political warriors bearing grudges from the past, convinced the other is a liar and an incompetent destined to destroy the country.

They carry no scars and nurse no personal grudges from the feudal wars of that time; their loyalty and energy is felt to be more reliable.

People I'd talked to, and people on Twitter, had jokingly asked if Maron would end the episode by saying, "Are we good?," as if, as with other guests, they'd worked through old grudges from their Luna Lounge days.

As she flew from town halls to rallies on the road, she did little to stop the infighting back home among advisers who nursed grudges from their White House days.

Having gained experience and, perhaps, harbouring grudges from the riots of 1981, the mounted police took no nonsense from the pickets at Orgreave at the culmination of the miners' strike of 1984.