Sentence examples for into the feud from inspiring English sources

Vladimir V. Putin has stepped into the feud between Gérard Depardieu, the French actor and would-be tax exile, and France's tax-the-rich Socialist government.

Even Gaiman got dragged into the feud when he responded, on his own blog, to an inquiry about Martin's tardiness by issuing this reproof: "George R. R. Martin is not your bitch".

This drew Triple H into the feud, who claimed that Orton "crossed the line" when he attacked Stephanie, his real-life wife.

And then Messing, who attended Clinton's LGBT event on Wednesday night, proceeded to involve increasingly random celebrities like Rosie O'Donnell, Sally Field and Kathy Najimy into the feud.

The network even managed to work an Academy Awards story into the feuding-family comedy "It's All Relative": near-catastrophe strikes when someone loses the television remote on Oscar night.

Jabhat al-Nusra has chafed against ISIS's attempts to envelop it into its organization, and the feud has splintered Al Qaeda's affiliates in Syria.

Hirst won't go into the details of the feud, but says the relationship has improved; they are not in regular touch, but Saatchi has agreed to speak to James Fox, the writer helping Hirst with his autobiography.

Last fall, Katz accused Norcross of trying to take control of the newsroom by ordering the firing of Marimow, sparking a court battle that brought the feud into the open.

Pyongyang, angered by Malaysia's investigation into the assassination, escalated the feud Tuesday when it announced it was banning all Malaysians on its soil from leaving the country, effectively taking 11 people hostage – three embassy workers, two U.N. staff, and their family members.

Among them: "The Houseguest," in which an uninvited specimen introduces chaos into a wealthy household; and "The Feud," where a small-town matchstick of a quarrel flares into firebombing.

It has emerged the Manchester United manager made a personal approach to the Taoiseach over two weeks ago, but Ahern declined to be drawn into the bitter feud.