Sentence examples for grudge to from inspiring English sources
Wood detailed the way in which he wants to prevent those with a grudge to bear to shout loudest.
In this case, they do so by forcing Grudge to face a world where understanding among nations no longer exists.
But, inevitably, confirmation fights this bitter add a new grudge to the long list of grievances between the parties.
Finally, the Ghost of Christmas Future (Robert Shaw) escorts Grudge to the nuclear aftermath of World War III.
What if the Yankees played the Mariners in the postseason and Knoblauch, often defiant and feisty, used a grudge to motivate himself and irritate the Yankees?
You did not have to make the attempt, you just needed someone with a grudge to whisper to the king that you might try.
That said, it would be grudging to withhold an example:Charlotte Bronte said, "Wow, sister!
The shadow cabinet reshuffle was another opportunity for rumour to swirl and grudges to be aired.
He had the grudges to go with his younger sister's glitter — the Trumpian one-two.
"Certain magistrates have grudges to settle with the former president of the republic," one lawmaker, Thierry Mariani, told Le Monde.
The book describes discrimination and abuse on five continents, where offences run the gamut from the grudging to the gruesome.
