Sentence examples for strife with the from inspiring English sources

Well, I've had a number one.' "I've never had any strife with the festival-goers.

Candace Bahouth, artist: 'I've never had any strife with the festival-goers.

His reign was marked by almost ceaseless strife with the estates, with his neighbours, and with his jealous family.

The Germans had opted for "healthy national egoism," which meant that henceforth the Polish strife with the Prussian officialdom would become a nationalist German-Polish struggle.

In a statement today, Mr. Gilmore cited personal reasons for his departure and did not mention the strife with the White House.

John Robinson More trouble and strife with the once-and-future EastEnders hardnut, as season five of his far-flung travelogue kicks off in Mongolia.

When Mrs. Clinton was asked in Ramallah how she felt about Jewish settlements in the West Bank, a cause of strife with Palestinians, she said the United States would raise "the issue" with the next Israeli government.

Bill Clinton, whose departure from office will conclude eight years of strife with Moynihan, presented the award.

Communal strife ensued, with the Turkish minority getting the worst of it.

Despite continual violence, the past decade has seen a decline in communal strife compared with the ten years before it.

The Johnson family's infamy earned them their own BBC documentary, Country Strife: Summer with the Johnsons made in 2005.