Sentence examples for a bit of a rivalry from inspiring English sources

Naturally there's a bit of a rivalry.

That seems like there's a bit of a rivalry there.

The Buccaneers and the Redskins have started a bit of a rivalry.

All of them have skated the long path of games with Canada, 13 in all, and not surprisingly, the two teams have developed a bit of a rivalry.

"There's a bit of a rivalry over who can build the coolest thing," he said.

Already there is a bit of a rivalry between Google and Wolfram because getting back structured results is a major new direction for search.

Although six years separate Luke from Cody, the brothers all remain close, and push each other to improve while enjoying a bit of a sibling rivalry.

Both mistakes cost Leiter dearly in what he called "a bit of a friendly rivalry". He allowed just five hits and two runs in eight innings, walking three and striking out eight.

There's even a bit of a silent rivalry between the DJs at House in the Park with each artist trying to take the party to the next level, one-upping whoever was on last.

I think ever since, we've stepped up practices, and we've really been putting in the extra effort to learn our plays... I think we've proven that we have the confidence to maintain our stability from last year, if not do better". The Sea Kings and Knights have formed a bit of a good rivalry.

"I did say to him that it was pretty much impossible for a Blade to manage the Owls and I think he's had a bit of a think since then about the rivalry in the city.