Sentence examples for notable rivalry from inspiring English sources

As a lifelong Rangers fan (with whom Celtic have a notable rivalry) and with interest from "several English clubs", including Bristol City, Manchester City and Ipswich Town, Wark stalled on the offer.

A few were especially popular in the United Kingdom such as Ray Clarke, who also had a notable rivalry with Assirati, Bob Russell and Russ Bishop.

A clash of styles has lain behind the most notable tennis rivalries.

But it is notable given the rivalry between Facebook and Google, which which have previously sparred over "openness" and their abilities to tap into the social graph.

Lafayette College's athletic program is notable for The Rivalry with nearby Lehigh University.

A particularly notable case was the rivalry between certain candidates from the main communist party (PZPR) and one of the lesser communist parties (ZSL).

Other notable passages detail friction and rivalries among members of Obama's inner circle, intrigue and secret deals related to the selection of the vice president, credible threats on the president's life and an inside look at some of the toughest political decisions that the president had to make.

The date is notable not just for search engine rivalry but in finally sealing the supremacy of search over directories as the de facto method of navigating the web.

Yesterday, Inside Facebook reported on a nifty MySpace feature called Fan Video that allows users to pull in their Facebook profile photos using Facebook Connect — a notable move given the sites' longtime rivalry.

Jeal's most notable achievement is to lay bare the poisonous rivalry between Speke and Burton, recalibrating their places in history.

So that's a point to BA and its parent company, International Airlines Group, in a long-running corporate rivalry that has seen both sides notch up notable victories.