Sentence examples for could be rivaled from inspiring English sources

At the opposite end of Castro was a second stage with a man addressing another crowd of people with a charismatic pride that could be rivaled by religious leaders.

Though we thought Lively's out-of-this-world beauty could be rivaled by no one, we couldn't help but see another leading lady when Lively stepped out on Monday night's red carpet.

As the exhibition toured its European art capitals, painters must have slunk home from the exhibition in shock and despair, electrified by what they had seen and wondering how on earth it could be rivalled.

They could be rivals, they could be in competition, or somewhere in between.

Leading young teams in a conference where change is brewing, they could be rivals for a decade.

Possible holdes of the stake could be rivals LMVH and US group Coach, private equity or an activist investor.

He said one possible target could be rival 99p Stores: 99p Stores and Poundworld – Poundland's main single price point competitors – [are] more pressured, financially.

Dubai is not only a holiday destination in itself, with over 5m visitors a year, but it has profited from its location halfway between Europe and East Asia to build a new kind of global hub, connecting cities in Europe with those in Asia.The only clouds in Emirates's future could be rival Middle East carriers such as Etihad in Abu Dhabi and Qatar Airways farther up the Gulf.

You can make many cities, and they could be rivals.

Definitely do not worry about what team you choose to "support" and whether or not it could be rivals with your guy's.

His face turns bright red, he appears to be struggling for oxygen and just when you think he might pass out, he lets out a sharp, soprano screech, making a sound that could only be rivaled by Italian castrato singers.