Sentence examples for junior rival from inspiring English sources

The vote effectively gave policy authority to Mr. Martin, his junior rival.

Credibility is sometimes stretched, as when Robert naively swallows the idea that his junior rival is on drugs.

Murray, his former junior rival in Europe and onetime doubles partner, knows Djokovic's strengths as well as anyone, and he shares many of them.

And while it's no secret that an influx of art galleries has transformed the entire Lower East Side into Chelsea's junior rival, whatever culture business takes place on this historically gritty thoroughfare in particular is still shrouded by industrial facades.

On Sunday, Djokovic will face the winner of the semifinal on Friday between his friend and onetime junior rival Andy Murray of Britain and David Ferrer of Spain, the surprise of the final four.

Injuries, both major and minor, and a certain brittleness under extreme pressure have kept him from the biggest trophies, with the exception of the year-end Masters championship, which he won in 2005 by beating Roger Federer, his former junior rival, who was well on his way to opening up an unbridgeable gap as a professional.

Murray and Djokovic, both 24 and born a week apart, were junior rivals before they were Grand Slam rivals.

The good news for her junior rivals is that her focus is already turning to the far harsher environment of the professional circuit.

On Sunday, the two former junior rivals, born a week apart in May 1987, will play each other for the first time in a Grand Slam final, with the Australian Open title at stake.

Djokovic and Murray were born a week apart, grew into junior rivals and practice partners, and are squaring off the for the second time in a Grand Slam final.

During South African junior competitions, rival coaches and competitors sometimes asked for proof that she was female.