Sentence examples for Many rivalries from inspiring English sources

Like many rivalries, this one breaks down nicely into contrasts.

-- Besides the happy problem of too many rivalries to choose from, another sure sign of growth for the league is how many of its players are currently away representing their countries at the U-20 World Cup in South Korea.

"The general philosophy on it is, how can you maintain as many rivalries as possible and create the new rivalries that might be exciting from a fan perspective?" Goodell said.

Globalization, a seminal force in sports as in much else, has blurred so many boundaries, so many rivalries, but it was still striking to see just how far the wheel had turned on Saturday night at the world figure skating championships in Moscow.

The hall was overflowing: how pleased Boulez would have been, one suspects, in spite of the many rivalries with his contemporary, to hear that Stockhausen was at last Radio 3's composer of the week in the network's current New Year New Music season.

"We had many rivalries over the years with Liverpool and Chelsea and it was intense.

LOS ANGELES — There are many intense rivalries in the Stanley Cup playoffs, but few have a competition that dates back to puberty, PlayStation and pond hockey.

There aren't many bigger rivalries in the country than L.S.U.-Alabama.

There are ceremonies — weddings and holidays — and gossip, much cooking and many local rivalries.

Within a fiercely competitive trade, he relished many historic rivalries between established imprints, taking no prisoners in the acquisition of new writers.

Many European rivalries are also products of the times: a political issue between rivals that's spilled over to the football field, or just simply inter-region pride.