Sentence examples for fiercest rival from inspiring English sources

His fiercest rival used to be Pranab Mukherjee, the (lousy) finance minister he succeeded.

Already, the DoJ is looking into complaints by DuPont, perhaps Monsanto's fiercest rival.

But at Jackson's beckoning, he rose and applauded his fiercest rival.

Then there is Oracle, I.B.M.'s fiercest rival on the database turf.

Although Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel is better known now, Schiaparelli was her fiercest rival from the 1920s until the 1940s.

Perhaps after five consecutive losses to their fiercest rival, they were leery that victory would be snatched from them.

Face ID is a direct response to the face-recognition feature in smartphones offered by Samsung, Apple's fiercest rival.

The club survived a split in 1908, with some players forming what would become AC Milan's fiercest rival, Inter Milan.

Senator Barack Obama, her fiercest rival for the nomination, asked Mr. Bon Jovi to hear him speak in Midtown Manhattan.

In 1820, with his "career in the doldrums," Keats was saved from the critics by his fiercest rival.

Army remains Navy's fiercest rival, but against Notre Dame, the Midshipmen have a chance to beat a longtime nemesis.