Sentence examples for some grudge from inspiring English sources

But some grudge matches are, and the Jets are the victors in this one.

"Whether there were any specific individuals targeted, whether there was some grudge, why he did it — it remains quite unclear," said Melanie Magara, a university spokeswoman who is also speaking on behalf of the campus police.

But hey, this time, there were some grudge matches going on, writes Ian Thomsen on SI.com, Kobe Bryant ended up with the All-Star career scoring record and a broken nose, and the stars seemed to relish the competition in the fourth quarter.

His public display now is "not some grudge to get even — I'm not going after anybody in my mind," he said in his sparsely furnished studio apartment in Castle Gardens, a residence run by the Fortune Society, which helps ex-convicts after their release.

I think the Axeman crimes are probably best understood as a native-born white laborer (eyewitness accounts confirm this) who had some grudge against the Italians who were leaving day labor behind to become small businessmen, possibly out of social envy or anxiety.

IT IS striking how some grudges can survive 149 years.

He was also said to have told the police that "I held some grudges after being forced to resign".

Nurturing some grudges to this day, he maintains a slow-burning feud with Pelé, who questioned the validity of Romário's 1,000-goal 1,000-goal

Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Conservative MP for North-East Somerset, said he was deeply saddened that Hague "had put his name to a bit of parliamentary jiggery-pokery that has come about from some grudges that people bear to the Speaker".

Friday's game, in which the Nets will be without Coach Jason Kidd, who was suspended for two games after he pleaded guilty to a drunken-driving charge, represents their first test and perhaps a chance for some of their veterans to settle some grudges.

Although they seemed to hold some grudges about some community members' disbelief of their selfless service at times by linking their service with monetary incentives.