Sentence examples for a strong rivalry from inspiring English sources
It was another physical game between the teams, which are developing a strong rivalry.
It was settled in 1846 and laid out in 1855 and developed a lumber economy and a strong rivalry with the nearby lumbering community of Chippewa Falls.
"Subway series work when there's a strong rivalry like there is with the New York teams," said Simon Sieskel, 46, a Mets fan from Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
There is a strong rivalry between Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf allies of the Egyptian military, on the one hand, and Qatar and Turkey, on the other, both of which are big supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood.
But as city officials worried about logistics and security, many families and groups of friends used yesterday as a chance -- never mind the bickering, goading and bragging that goes along with a strong rivalry -- to come together in some meaningful ways.
As Jason noted in his piece (and I have in the past), the fact of the matter remains that a strong rivalry between iPhone and Android is a good thing for us all.
We're thrilled that this has been and continues to be a really strong rivalry between the two teams".
The hostility of the ultras of Napoli with the fans of Lazio comes from the old friendship that Napoli had in the eighties with Roma fans, Napoli fans used to call Roma fans "cousins", friendship then broke after the umbrella gesture of Salvatore Bagni of 25 October 1987 and after that came a very strong rivalry with the Roma.
"Al is also a big reason for the strong rivalry between the Raiders and the Chargers and its popularity among both teams' fans," Chargers President Dean Spanos said, referring to the late Al Davis, legendary owner of the Raiders.
Plattner, the chief executive of the software giant SAP, has many traits in common with Ellison, including a large fortune, an interest in yacht racing, a mighty competitive streak and a strong mutual rivalry.
Those who believe – or hope – that there is a strong sibling rivalry among the next generation are sorely mistaken, but the hard part will be keeping together the Murdoch Family Trust that owns nearly 40% of the voting shares when each of his six children by three marriages share an economic interest.
