Sentence examples for crowd of rivals from inspiring English sources

But now the heat is on for INSEAD, as a crowd of rivals has come forward, including a new, generously funded school in Berlin.HEC, the original French business school in Paris, with a proud 127-year history, now tops the latest Financial Times ranking of European schools, ahead of both INSEAD and LBS.

Looking to differentiate itself from a crowd of rivals, the company was among the first to offer warehousing services in order to cut its retail customers' overhead.

The huge crowds of rivals underscored the animosity and distrust that have all but shut down political dialogue here just as Egypt is poised to complete its promised transition to a constitutional democracy.

Live video from Moscow's Triumphal Square, on a major road artery close to the Kremlin, showed crowds of rival demonstrators shouting slogans on Tuesday evening.

Bennet's victory marks the end of a campaign against an unconventional opponent in Republican rival Darryl Glenn, a relatively unknown candidate who won the primary in June despite lagging well behind a crowd of better-known rivals in both funding and establishment support.

Dent's black America is peopled by loyal Republicans, fans of rap music and of Kathleen Battle, bounty hunters indifferent to the race of their prey and the tuxedoed and moneyed members of a stratum of black society whose "Our Crowd" exclusivity rivals the cotillion world of white America.

You're seeing everyone who had been there on that journey with you, not just for the past four years because someone people had been with me for my whole career," says Hoy. "You pick out your friends and family in the crowd, your rivals, the coaches of your rivals.

He warned the crowd of thousands that if his rival were elected "it would create an unprecedented constitutional crisis and the work of government would grind to an unbelievable, unglorious [sic] halt".

Armed with tablets and LCD screens, the excited youngsters explained their marketing plan to a circulating crowd of State Department officials, journalists, and rival team members.

In the capital, police had to use tear gas to disperse crowds of clashing political rivals.

Security forces moved in after the pro-Morsi demonstrators clashed with crowds of their political rivals.