Sentence examples for off the feud from inspiring English sources

Civil War loyalties and the theft of a pig set off the feud along the Kentucky-West Virginia border between the men and their extended families.

EXTRA POINTS Who has been better off since the feud between the Jets and Patriots began with the defection of BILL PARCELLS and most of his staff to the Jets in 1997?

This summer, another high-ranking regulator encouraged the companies' executives to call off the public feud, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.

However, Evers and Tinker feuded off the field.

Since then he has had this off-and-on feud with Jordan, though most (if not all) of the feuding has been one-sided on Kanye's part, at least publicly.

Part of the reason the feud took off with fans was because Cavallari and Conrad were so different, Auerbach said.

The "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host called off the pair's bitter feud in April, after they spent several days exchanging increasingly vicious barbs on Twitter and their respective shows.

Two beekeepers jumped at the chance to claim the bees, unknowingly setting off a feud between two of the city's main beekeeping groups.

According to Comey, Trump subjected him to awkward conversations and improper requests for personal loyalty before sacking him, kicking off a feud between the two men that has reignited with the impending release of Comey's book, A Higher Loyalty.

And will they get after me?'"Some argue that the vagaries of doing business in India, as exemplified by the feud, are even putting off local investors, who have been acquiring foreign companies by the hatful.

The rejection set off a feud of sorts with Germany, which had chanpioned Mr. Koch-Weser and lined up grudging acceptance from the European Union.