The phrase 'vendetta with' is not correct and cannot be used in written English
You can use the phrase 'vendetta against' instead. For example: "He had a vendetta against the man who killed his father."
Their fathers, Capulet and Montague, end their vendetta with a firm, lingering kiss, as if to hint that rage is usually a substitute for lust.
Shut out of Parliament he pursued his ambitions and his vendetta with the ministers in the City of London, becoming an alderman in 1769, sheriff in 1771, and lord mayor in 1774.
It hardly takes all that much of a skeptical turn of mind to see the Ronan roll-out as part of a continuing relationship vendetta, with Ronan as his mother's weapon.
Suddenly wealthy beyond the dreams of Croesus, Postpistle phones his lawyer, Murray Sinkhole, and has him serve Vendetta with divorce papers, charging reckless weight gain and claiming that, while he vowed at the altar to stick by her through sickness and health, for richer or poorer, for better or worse, the rabbi never mentioned fat.
His diary quote (he was going to fuck Gilligan) summed up the tone, and the obsessive and vicious personal element of his vendetta with Andrew Gilligan and the BBC was borne out right to Friday's bullish performance on stage in South Shields.
But that still does not answer the question why an internationally successful athlete, whose career supports his wife, three children, five brothers, four sisters, parents and extended family, would get involved in a dangerous vendetta with a policeman.
His critics say the president has allowed an atmosphere of lawlessness to develop in which criminal groups can settle vendettas with impunity.
If you're an averagely busy person – job, kids, meals to prepare, vendettas with noisy neighbours to conduct – you might not take kindly to the suggestion that you should learn life lessons from monks or nuns.
About 1,500 of the dead have been killed in police operations, but most were murdered by unidentified assassins, leading to accusations that Duterte has allowed a state of lawlessness where criminals can settle vendettas with impunity.
A more rational, more sober U.F.C. might be less likely to carry on vendettas with reporters, and it might inspire fighters to demand more transparency, or maybe even to organize.
A recent compilation of the last 12 years of United States criminal libel prosecutions by the Libel Defense Resource Center shows that they have often involved malicious Internet postings or personal vendettas with no journalists involved.
