Sentence examples for grudge of from inspiring English sources

Our target is all the citadels of the U.S. imperialists who earned the bitterest grudge of all Koreans.

Another acquaintance of Mr. Seymour, Ernestine Keeler, of Mohawk, said she could not imagine that the attack was motivated by a grudge of any sort.

Our target[s are] all the citadels of the US imperialists who earned the bitterest grudge of all Koreans," it said.

He grabs the big brown mare – the one with the grudge, of course – and he grips the reins in one hand together with a fist full of mane and he says to me.

And, though the EU is Iran's biggest trading partner, the bonanza some expected at the expense of their sanctions-bound American competitors has not materialised (not, of course, that such grubby considerations would be allowed to sully the public debate).Britain has a small grudge of its own.

Or did he have a personal grudge of, "I don't like that guy"?

Don't keep a grudge on any of them and just say one thing to them: "I seek knowledge.

It understands nothing of foreign policy or economics, is obsessed with the grudges of the past and pursues only its own bizarre, confrontational agenda.

The grudges of London and Nottingham will make for tasty Tests this winter As thrashings go, this Ashes victory was a pretty functional one.

The confirmation of well-qualified public servants shouldn't be held hostage to the pet projects or grudges of a few individual senators.

India's space scientists have consistently dismissed all questions about the value of their work as petty grudges of people who do not understand the value of their work.