Sentence examples for more rivalry between from inspiring English sources

He was also looking forward to more dynastic struggle, to something like the moment last season when Edgar Hansen seemed on the edge of mutiny ("If Sig were to exercise, his heart would explode," he complained about his brother, comfortably perched in the wheelhouse), or to some more rivalry between Johnathan and Andy Hillstrand, whose temperaments and styles are very different.

Less Iowa trips, more rivalry between Ivy (Megan Hilty and Karenn (Katharine McPhee)!

The games in Bridgeport are a lot more rivalry-oriented, between the Rangers and Islanders.

National Championships, finances, stadium size and NFL draftings aside, he opted to weigh up the title from a different perspective: is there a more intense rivalry between two colleges?

Many will be wondering: Might this be a sign that Apple's hard-line stance with regards to its IP and patent litigation may be experiencing a general softening, and might we then see similar agreements coming soon in the more bitter rivalry between Apple and Samsung?

But I was struck by how much the atmosphere in that locker room was geared toward stirring up more trouble, more of a rivalry between the team and the league.

I think baseball would be a lot healthier if there were more, other rivalries between teams that were like the Red Sox-Yankee rivalry.

"Right now, you just wish there was more of a rivalry between the top three or top four," Navratilova said.

Now, the talk is more about a rivalry between Egypt and Turkey over which will become the region's power broker.

When my photo editor, Tiina Loite, told me that this week's Dining section cover story about juice was more about the rivalry between the juice makers than the juice itself, we talked about doing something with juice splashing out of glasses.

Hence the razzmatazz on May 25th when SNCF and DB ran their first high-speed trains from Stuttgart and Frankfurt to Paris, under a joint venture called Alleo, which is part of Railteam.There is more to the rivalry between rail and air than the experience in transit, however.