On Friday, Mr. Trump was clearly still nursing a grudge from Thursday night's debate.
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I've seen Canadian team rebuilds that weren't as patient as Pens Twitter when they're nursing a grudge.
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Charlie's clearly still nursing a grudge, and the two take their inevitable fight inside a special Kingsman cab.
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And he's Ray Stussy, Emmit's embittered parole-officer brother, nursing a grudge over a birthright he believes Emmit cheated him out of.
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The key point is that your dog should not be able to associate these changes with baby's arrival and begin nursing a grudge.
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But Mr. Diller now says there is a hidden hand at work in all of this, one nursing a grudge and possessing deep pockets.
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Or is Trump still nursing a grudge because Twitter blocked an emoji-based ad campaign he wanted to run ahead of the first presidential debate?
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But Christie is clearly still nursing a grudge against Trump's main rival at this point, flaying Rubio throughout the joint press conference as a lightweight not ready to be president.
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POUND IN PERIL It was mostly quiet in currencies, though sterling was nursing a grudge after suffering a vicious reversal that left it facing its worst weekly fall since late 2017 at 2.4%.
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Mike Rustigan, a professor emeritus of criminal justice at San Jose State University who has studied serial killers, said he believes Jones was nursing a grudge toward his ex-wife and blamed others who played a role in the breakup.
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He also told friends that the N.F.L., particularly Goodell, was intent on freezing him out, on account of his history with the U.S.F.L. When I interviewed Trump — now a presidential candidate — for an article a year later, he was still nursing a grudge, and on a particular hobbyhorse about how unfairly the league had treated his "great friend" Tom Brady.
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After visiting her father's tea plantations in the Cameron Highlands, she begins to take life more seriously and stops treating Shunyuan like an enemy. She befriends Shuman and Jingchun and the trio become best friends. Shuman, who has been nursing a grudge against Zhao Shilin all these years, senses her chance to take revenge. To complicate things, a love triangle forms between her, Yutian and Shunyuan.
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Buchanan, nursing a grudge against Douglas, failed to reconcile the party, and tepidly supported Breckinridge. With the splintering of the Democratic Party, Republican nominee Abraham Lincoln won a four-way election that also included John Bell of the Constitutional Union Party. Lincoln's support in the North was enough to give him an Electoral College majority. Buchanan became the last Democrat to win a presidential election until Grover Cleveland in 1884.
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Of course, yes. All the more likely if he were undiplomatically > removed, because he would be nursing a grudge, burning to stage > reprisals...p. 181, Richard Whitington, Captains Outrageous, Cricket in the > seventies, Stanley Paul, 1972 :Richard Whitington The 1970–71 home series against England was the longest in Test history, with six Tests scheduled and another added when the Third Test was washed out. Lawry was to bow out of international cricket in one of the most acrimonious series in Test history.
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He played 321 matches for Arsenal in total, scoring 95 goals. He rejoined former club Southampton who were now in the Third Division (South), in January 1957. He went on to become club captain, playing alongside star player Derek Reeves and the young Terry Paine. At the end of the 1958–59 season Roper fell out with the club over terms and alleged promises from Ted Bates of a place as trainer and left nursing a grudge which he never overcame, refusing to attend any club reunions or even to visit The Dell.
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By the power of their penance, they were able to please Shiva, who gave him a boon that they would be able to produce a bird which would pull out nectar from Indra. The head of the sacrifice was none other than Prajapati Daksha, who was nursing a grudge against Rudra or for the simple reason that his daughter Sati married Shiva against his wishes. He did not send even an invitation to Shiva, who was his son-in-law. Sati went to the sacrifice uninvited anyway, and was terribly insulted for marrying a beggar.
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Paroled in November 1940, Colbeck declared he was going to work as a master plumber and stay out of trouble. Nevertheless, Colbeck and his old associates were rumored to be trying to muscle their way back into the St. Louis underworld. On February 17, 1943, Dint Colbeck was found machine-gunned to death in his car at the corner of Ninth and Destrehan streets in St. Louis. The exact motive for his murder was unclear; he might have been killed by crime bosses wanting to eliminate a potential rival or by someone nursing a grudge.
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Wonder Woman #23 (2016) Heartbroken and bitter, Cale returns home knowing she will never see her daughter again and finds she is under FBI investigation for Godwatch's activities. A vengeful Cheetah then attacks Cale, but Wonder Woman intervenes.Wonder Woman #24 (2016) Dr. Cyber ensures the investigation yields no results and Wonder Woman confronts Cale asking her to help remove the Cheetah's curse, but Cale refuses.Wonder Woman #25 (2016) Still nursing a grudge against the champion of the gods, Cale would secretly fund a menagerie of new supervillainesses coming out of the woodwork while remaining clean of their larceny.
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Of course, yes. All the more likely if he were undiplomatically > removed, because he would be nursing a grudge, burning to stage > reprisals...p181, Whitington :Richard Whitington Fully aware that they needed to win the last Test to retain the Ashes the Australian selectors axed Bill Lawry, the first Australian captain ever to be dropped mid-series.p158-159, Arlott Don Bradman, Sam Loxton and Neil Harvey delayed the announcement while they tried to locate Lawry at the end of the Sixth Test, but he had already left for his home in Melbourne and they were unable to find him. He first heard the news on the radio and the selectors were much maligned in the press as a result. Lawry never played for Australia again despite being only 33 and averaging 47.15, but began his 40-year career as a commentator in the Seventh Test, saying "Well, I suppose we all have to get around to it some day".
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