Sentence examples for long-running feuds from inspiring English sources
In his heyday, they wrote scripts for him with long-running feuds against Mr. Wonderful, Rick Martel, Greg (The Hammer) Valentine.
The violence was not fueled by turf wars or drug business, for the most part, but by long-running feuds and arguments among loose groups of young men engaged in other illegal activities.
But the recent political shadowboxing seems to reflect long-running feuds between state and city officials over the financing for various projects, as well as a couple of new disputes related to the West Side.
Like many people in long-running feuds, Cowell and Fuller appear to find each other endlessly fascinating in a way the rest of us don't – unless you're into what amounts to "iPhones at dawn"?
✒Monkey is always glad to see long-running feuds continuing, so it was a treat to find the Daily Telegraph diarist and Sunday Telegraph theatre reviewer Tim Walker banging on yet again about one of his enemies among fellow critics in the stalls.
An astonishing outburst from Naipaul earlier this week saw the Nobel laureate, known for his long-running feuds with authors including Paul Theroux (the pair made up at the Hay festival earlier this week) and Derek Walcott, write off all female authors for their "sentimentality [and] narrow view of the world".
Mr. Rumsfeld had a long-running feud with the nation's oldest armed service.
With preparations building, the game threatens to rekindle the long-running feud between New York and New Jersey.
During their long-running feud, the mayor even tried to abolish Mr Green's post.
He has a long-running feud with Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
His campaign also comes amid the backdrop of a long-running feud between him and Arizant.
