Sentence examples for from the rivalries from inspiring English sources

But once the game gets going... ........ Wark talks fondly of the good friends he made from the rivalries - including ex-Norwich players Bryan Gunn and Robert Fleck - but says he would be wary of heading to any pubs in Norwich near matchday.

Does it take anything away from the rivalry?

Observers of Polish football concede the white heat has long faded from the rivalry.

The crude gesture may have stemmed from the rivalry between Protestant Rangers and Roman Catholic Celtic.

But then, no one is safe, it seems, from the rivalry between the two papers.

Patients' task was identical and patients were not informed that this condition is different from the rivalry condition.

Replay condition: The four types of reports from the rivalry condition were used to create a matched-duration replay condition that immediately followed the rivalry condition (Fig. 1c).

Its departure stemmed from the rivalry between the Classmate and the XO, which take very different approaches to promoting low-cost computers in the developing world.

This doesn't really detract from the rivalry, which always has meaning, but the Utes and Cougars shouldn't play in September.

But the worst violence appeared not to stem from the rivalry between the two sides in the final, but from enmity between Napoli and the local side, AS Roma.

By the late 1970's, the last time Afghanistan functioned as anything like a normal nation, the country had one of the region's best networks, thanks in part to three highways that came from the rivalry of the cold war.