Sentence examples for having a feud from inspiring English sources

I learned that such offers often came about because Lazar was having a feud with a certain house or editor.

But Mr. Plishka said that the trombone player was having a feud with someone else in the Met orchestra.

Is that couple arguing in the restaurant actually having a feud or are they actors fulfilling the demands of a script whose specifics remain unknown?

"They sort of made it sound like I had a feud with the intelligence community.

"But I don't have a feud on with Joey Barton.

In Vienna he had a feud with the Italian choreographer Gasparo Angiolini (1731 1803) over Noverre's reforms of the ballet d'action.

That was widely interpreted as a reference to Mr. Soong, with whom Mr. Lee has had a feud.

He had a feud there, he said, we'd go around the corner where the Mafia drink.

The two have a feud that dates to last season, when, after recording an interception, Rogers mocked Cruz's trademark salsa dance.

He had a feud with quarterback Donovan McNabb that caused a fissure in the locker room, and he had verbal confrontations with members of the coaching staff.

If we had two players that had a feud that escalated publicly, I would be mad at myself because none of that just happens on its own.