Sentence examples for describing rival from inspiring English sources

In a Republican primary debate in the autumn of 2015, Trump claimed he had no idea where a characterization describing rival Marco Rubio as Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's personal senator could have come from ― even though the source was his own campaign website.

Mr Jobs claimed that the software capability of the iPhone puts it five years ahead of any other product in the mobile market, describing rivals' mobile technology as "baby software".

Sergio Perez has described rival Pastor Maldonado as "dangerous" and "stupid" after a collision forced him out of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Mr McCain hit back, describing his rival as a typical tax-and-spend Democrat.

Impact, which covers the market-research industry, details some of the unit's triumphs and tribulations (as well as describing a rival technique known as the "steer").

Using some of his rawest language yet in describing his rival, Mr. Bradley ridiculed Mr. Gore as "the co-opt kid" who stole his ideas and oratory even as he criticized him.

ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about Roger Ailes, 63, and Fox News... Tells about an Ailes-scripted running joke on the Fox News morning show describing a rival CNN anchor as a dentist.

Since then the two players have brushed off suggestions they do not get along, although it has to be said that Mickelson has made greater efforts than be kind about Woods in public than vice versa, consistently describing his rival as the best player in the world even when there were others, including Mickelson's own coach Dave Peltz, who preferred to beg to differ.

Bingham, who claimed a dramatic 9-8 win over world number one Mark Williams in the final of the event , responded by describing his rival as "an idiot".

He described former rival Carly Fiorina as being unattractive.

The Virgin boss describes his rival's bid as "absolutely preposterous".