Sentence examples for become a rival of from inspiring English sources
DC Air, by aligning with American, would become a rival of United's rather than a partner.
In so doing, it has become a rival of the United States for influence in the western Pacific.
Piëch, 70, who is credited with steering VW away from its "car of the people" roots to become a rival of Mercedes and BMW, told the court that if he had known about the illegal activities, he would have stopped them.
The C.I.A. covertly financed a campaign of labor unrest, false information and sabotage that led to race riots and, eventually, the ascension of Forbes Burnham, a black, London-educated lawyer and a leader of the People's Progressive Party who had become a rival of the Jagans.
Hadi the traitor has now become a rival of all Yemenis, not just of mine.
Although the twin-engine J-20 is at least eight or nine years from entering air force inventory, it could become a rival to America's top-of-the-line F-22 Raptor, the successor to the Nighthawk and the only stealth fighter currently in service.
Twitch is recruiting professional online poker players to broadcast on their own channels, and could quickly become a rival for the growing television audiences of live poker tournaments on networks such as ESPN.
He becomes a rival of Bob McAndrew, not only in football and rowing crew, but also for the affections of Mary Abbott, a professor's daughter".
Their son, Ferdinand Piëch, who began his career at Porsche, became a rival of F. A. Porsche, and in 1972 their enmity forced their parents to banish them from management and restructure Porsche into a public corporation.
In Suzanne Collins' best-selling "Hunger Games" trilogy, Mason is a former Hunger Games winner from District 3 who plays a large part in the Quarter Quell -- the 75th Hunger Games at the center of "Catching Fire's" story -- and becomes a rival of sorts to Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence).
