Sentence examples for interesting rivalries from inspiring English sources

Having set up her interesting rivalries and dangerous flirtations, the young Austen brought her fiction to a premature end.

Enterprise software today is home to far more interesting rivalries than the battle for check-ins, or 'likes' vs. '+1s'+1s

That could make for an interesting rivalry".

At least the Texans (2-7) signaled that this might soon become an interesting rivalry.

This afternoon may not quite have the "international glamour" of the previous two MLS Cup finals (Dominic Kinnear, Brian Ching, and some bloke called David Beckham) but it could be a battle for the soul of the league by MLS's Most Interesting Rivalry (© Graham Parker): RSL will bring their midfield diamond and passing game to face SKC's physical, pressing game.

It may also set up the OpenStack Foundation to compete for hosting projects that would otherwise have looked at moving to the Linux Foundation, which will could set up an interesting rivalry between the two.

Such a channel would have opened up a new competitive front in one of the most interesting corporate rivalries of recent years.

"We always have really good matches," the world No 1 said of Azarenka, with whom she is developing an interesting and amicable rivalry.

However, Suzuki and Grabowecky [15] described an interesting property of rivalry dynamics that we would like to comment on.

The series dates to the 1950s, but it was during the 1980s — when Miami became a national power — that the rivalry got interesting.

What Bourousis alluded to is part of what makes the Greece-Turkey rivalry so interesting, as the countries have so many similarities.