Sentence examples for on a grudge from inspiring English sources

"It looks like the snitch in Abu Ghraib was acting on a grudge," Mr. Roussell said.

It's not that the Redskins raided the Jets on purpose or on a grudge.

Women are more apt to ruminate on a grudge, some researchers say, while men prefer acting out and getting even.

The singer's spokesperson reportedly said President Banda was acting on a "grudge" because her sister Anjimile Oponyo was sacked as the CEO of Madonna's charitable foundation, the Raising Malawi Academy for Girls, amid allegations of theft.

Although Madonna has accused the President of "lies" and her spokesman has suggested that the Malawian government's attitude is based on a grudge held since the President's sister was removed from her position at the top of Madonna's charity, the singer's reputation in the country, which she first visited in 2006, has suffered a serious blow.

Trying to make a boy jealous is never a smart idea; it will make you seem like you're holding on to a grudge and trying to manipulate him.

Christopher Hitchens: "I'd prefer to think of this as a genuine disagreement on principle instead of a grudge match.

Tweets are usually sport-orientated, but some help raise money for charity, and he has a bit of a grudge match going on against Piers Morgan.

Adopting a playboy attitude can not only hurt the victims, but the victims, in turn, out of a grudge, may inflict harm on you.

"It appears this was a one-on-one grudge situation," a police source told CBS News.

I could be lying on my couch, minding my own beeswax while wearing a burqa, but if a man with a hard-on and a grudge against the fairer sex deems it necessary to violate my personal space, he will do so, and there is nothing I could do to stop him.