Sentence examples for long grudge from inspiring English sources

Fueling the tensions is a change of economic fortune and a long grudge match between the Flemish and the French.

The N.F.L. is still embroiled in an attempt to extinguish its popularity, with ownership trying to figure out if it is up for a long grudge match, writes Jason Cole on Yahoo.com.

Since then, the clans have waged a generation long grudge with casualties made from both sides.

Smith for his part says he had nothing to do with Hubert's dismissal from the show, but the actress proved she can hold a pretty long grudge when TMZ caught up with her to talk about reunion plans.

"These people carry long grudges," Ellen Tauscher said.

His drinking was said to be the cause of his violent tempers, the long grudges he bore and his obsessive hounding of people he hated.

Enemies also bear long grudges against the player, which only come to light during battle – or two days into a leadership election campaign.

She bore long grudges, enjoyed intrigue and, despite her lamplit patrols among the wounded at Scutari, had, as her friend the poet Arthur Clough put it, 'a high, steady benevolence' rather than the warmth of human empathy.

This lary lady won't back down from an argument and holds life long grudges.

Instead, they were turned to the cable channel CNBC, watching verbal fisticuffs that could rival anything on reality TV, a spat between two hedge fund magnates with a decade-long grudge against each other.

Thiel held a nearly decade-long grudge against Gawker since one of its now-shuttered sites, Valleywag, reported that he was gay.