be at daggers drawn

Since I was a child, we have always been at daggers drawn.

A few, as you would expect, are at daggers drawn.

The prospect of an interesting friendship had been destroyed and now they were at daggers drawn.

The film is a story of two Pathan families who were at daggers drawn for many generations.

Their Families had been at daggers drawn for generations, and both young lovers had always known that they could never hope for a future together.

No doubt we will soon be at daggers drawn over the favours of a young lady of our mutual acquaintance.

In practice they are at daggers drawn as the furore over Tom Clarke's pronouncements on the subject this week amply illustrates.

Mr. Berezovzky is at daggers drawn with President Vladimir V. Putin, whom he once helped hoist to power.

The two of them had been at daggers drawn ever since 1183, and in recent months, as incident followed incident, tension had been building up to a new peak.

Very soon the young couple were at daggers drawn with the Empress Mother, and she could no longer delay in making at least a show of handing power over to them.

A loves B, but B loves C, and D and E are at daggers drawn because of A perhaps.

She and Leon Devereux had been at daggers drawn since he was a leggy schoolboy and she was a grubby hoyden in pinafores.

France and Germany are at daggers drawn, the eurozone's two largest economies still a million miles away from agreeing on how they intend to patch-up an utterly incoherent economic construct.

Here is 'the darkest time, the time of despair, disillusionment, envious attacks; the time when Eros and Superego are at daggers drawn, and there seems no way forward...nigredo, the blackening'.

The man's name is Kilian, and he and Conrig were at daggers drawn from the time the Prince Heritor earned his belt and began to take an active role in affairs of state.

She thought it a great pity that the two of them couldn't hit it off; she was sure her madam had hoped they would have an instant liking for each other, instead of which they were at daggers drawn.

That is the only way if we want to avoid a kind of competitive situation where the regions of the old Europe, if I can put it this way, are at daggers drawn with the regions of the new.

Rifts between AFORD and the UDF, who were at daggers drawn throughout much of the campaign, could be healed by giving Chihana, who pioneered the fight for democracy, the post of vice-president, observers said.

It also contains details of the 4th Earl's will: When the will was opened it was found that the 4th Earl had left everything he possibly could away from his oldest son and heir, with whom he had been at daggers drawn since the divorce suit.

Mr MacSharry and Commission President Jacques Delors have been at daggers drawn for weeks over tactics in the GATT talks with the Americans with Mr Delors accused of favouring the powerful French farm lobby.

The two sides have been at daggers drawn, almost, ever since Holyrood eclipsed Westminster as the focal point of politics north of the Border and Labour's MPs became Scotland's "disappeared ones" - never making the newspaper columns, never mind the TV news bulletins.

Since forming, they have released three EPs and two full-length studio albums, the first being At Daggers Drawn, which was released on April 29, 2008 on Sumerian Records, and the second being Wonderland, released on December 14, 2010 on Blkheart Group.