“feud”可以造什么句，feud造句

A participant in a feud.

The feud smouldered on for years.

He also began a running feud with Dean Acheson.

He eventually killed her because of a long-standing feud.

Madonna also addresses her feud with Elton John, who in 2004 accused her of lip-synching.

The children of the two families are trying to smooth over a lengthy feud.

He fanned the KPK-police feud with his “gecko versus crocodile” analogy.

And feeble though this little flicker of goodwill was, it was the beginning of the end of that church feud.

In the past some minority nationalities entangled themselves in bitter feud, with one nationality attacking another, followed by retaliating attacks.

But since France's line changed, other tensions have resurfaced, like the feud between Turkey (a NATO ally) and Cyprus in the eu.

He's also been the center of a supposed feud between manager José Mourinho and billionaire club owner Roman Abramovich, men with egos to match their expensive tastes.

Makati was noted for his long-running feud with the Prophets of the Dark Side, especially the Supreme Prophet of the Dark Side, Kadann.

Kobe is known for his 81-point effort, his feud with Shaq, and his ability to pass up a shot like a fat kid passes up ice cream. All selfish attributes.

Tang Ke is not a genius murderer with deep blood feud, nor a special soldier who has experienced a hundred wars. Tang Ke is just a homebody who likes to play games.

To be yourself is to ask yourself not to be able to live with yourself, not for a small position, a small reward, or even a few gossip of others, a disdainful look, and a calm and indifferent mood to face all kinds of honor and disgrace and feud and grudge.

Our feud traces back to our childhood.

Isaac Newton had a bitter feud with Leibniz.

We will never forget the Japanese invaders massacring the Chinese people's blood feud.

A bitter feud between these two British-born judges was a lively subplot of events leading to the 2006 coup.

A dispute over an inheritance forty or fifty years ago led to a family feud which exists to this day.

He knew that Zhang Dingbian had a long-standing feud with himself and would never reveal his treasure to himself unless the situation was absolutely necessary.

Israel is already embroiled in a diplomatic feud with Turkey, formerly one of its closest Allies, over Israel's armed assault on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla in which nine people were killed.

A bitter, destructive feud.

A feud between two families or clans that arises out of a slaying and is perpetuated by retaliatory ACTS of revenge; a blood feud.

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez has offered to end the feud between himself and Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho.

Cherry blossom is the national flower of Japan, Japan and we have a deep blood feud, and the flowers and trees are innocent, but I can not stop with a little hatred for it!

Obama cannot afford to keep ignoring this blood feud.

However, the other family members are strongly opposed to the idea, and a serious feud broke out in the entire clan just hours after Ted's death.

The feud was excited by his sudden elevation, and the arrogance of his pretensions.

Her death triggered a bitter and highly publicised legal feud over her remains and the custody of her 6-month-old daughter, Dannielynn, who might one day inherit millions.