Sentence examples for one feud from inspiring English sources

Swift is just beginning her massive tour, so who knows what else she might reveal on the road, but at least we can expect her energy to be focused on just one feud at a time.

Clearing up one feud within the Reform Party but leaving it with plenty of festering troubles, a federal judge ruled yesterday that Pat Choate, an ally of Ross Perot's and Pat Buchanan's, was the party's legitimate chairman, not Jack Gargan, an ally of Gov. Jesse Ventura's, who was ousted at a raucous party meeting last month.

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.

Or Louis Anderson, I saw him on 'Family Feud' one day.

"You have to understand that there has been more than one family feud in history," he said.

Recently, nestled in the London Times among tidbits on Pete Doherty's release from jail and Madame Tussaud's one-sided feud with the Prime Minister, there was a wistful quote from the British poet laureate, Andrew Motion, taken from the Bucks Free Press: I've noticed that youngsters at primary school level rarely have a problem with poetry.

The one-sided feud eventually culminated in Colbert challenging Rain to a competition on air.

Now Orban's Fidesz party is escalating the longstanding one-way feud in a bid to appeal to its base ahead of elections on April 8, analysts say.

Ryan had his one-way feud with Belichick.

His targets aren't limited to Fox News host Megyn Kelly, whom Trump has publicly called "a bimbo," "dopey" and "so average in every way" in his long-running (and largely one-sided) feud.

At least there's a discernible reason for his anger this time, unlike his weird one-sided feud with Vanity Fair..@Deadspin guys are total losers they had their story stolen right from under their bad complexions other media capitalized!