Sentence examples for bridge rivalry from inspiring English sources

After losing two of three last week in Oakland, the Giants swept the second leg of the Bay Bridge rivalry while holding the A's to two runs in the three-game series.

On Saturday, speeches by his daughter Meghan and two former presidents — Republican George W. Bush and Democrat Barack Obama — remembered McCain as a patriot who could bridge painful rivalries.

A significant facet of Syria's uprising is the degree to which protesters have bridged traditional rivalries between cities, forging broader identities even as sectarian tension sharpens.

Still, history will judge this meeting not in terms of resolution of specific issues but rather on whether the leaders begin a serious conversation about building a new type of relationship between the two superpowers that bridges their rivalries and allows them to escape Thucydides Trap.

Pre-K is to this story as the Jefferson Bridge is to the rivalry between Frank Underwood and Raymond Tusk.

The allure of Jeremy Corbyn has proved strong enough to bridge one of English football's bitter rivalries.

In 2001 it released "Under Hellgate Bridge," a movie about neighborhood mobsters and rivalries in Queens that he produced and directed and whose screenplay he wrote.

Wenger and Mourinho clashed in last year's meeting at Stamford Bridge but the Blues boss played down their rivalry before their trip to the Emirates.

OLD BRIDGE, N.J. — As Army renews its college football rivalry with Navy for the 109th time Saturday in Philadelphia, Doug Larsen's mind will surely drift back to the game in 2000.

We try to come to some conclusions about the rivalry, and enjoy a poignant moment on a bridge over the River Clyde with Celtic's ex-skullcracker-in-chief, John O'Kane.

"We know they are right across the bridge," he said, adding, "It's always going to be a rivalry from here on out".