| Jack and Jim, who's extended his trip to the States, are at daggers drawn. |
| You know that two people are at daggers drawn when they make a direct statement claiming to be united. |
| The British critics of The Times, Spectator and Observer were at daggers drawn. |
| Even if your chairman could insist on a lottery, any system that puts colleagues at daggers drawn is imperfect. |
| For some reason, right throughout that tour, Alexander and Gilchrist were at daggers drawn. |
| It's been an open secret in media circles for some years that the two giants of Sydney commercial radio were at daggers drawn. |
