Sentence examples for once-rival from inspiring English sources
Stitching together a monetary union from once-rival nations has been challenging, and the EU managed to do so without establishing formal fiscal ties.
As we mentioned yesterday as well, eMarketer expects ad revenues at once-rival Myspace to drop to a lousy $184 million in 2011, down from $288 million in 2010 and $470 million in 2009.
His high-profile role at Facebook deserves to be put in the spotlight here, because News Corporation famously acquired once-rival MySpace for $580 million in 2005, only to sell it a few months ago for a reported $35 million.
The incoming Democratic governor will make a personal appeal to his once-rival, Republican Governor Scott Walker.
Both companies felt that the competitive sportsmanship of the Olympic Games provided an ideal choice as a setting for the once-rival mascots.
When Lana Shields, 68, came across a local newspaper article highlighting her once-rival high school in 2011, she paid particularly close attention.
The largest area is Grandvalira, a union of the once rival resorts of Pas de la Casa/Grau Roig on the French border and adjoining Soldeu/El Tarter.
Southern California once rivaled Nashville for supremacy in country music.
Multifamily camps that once rivaled nearby villages in population seemed more like quiet retreats from them.
He and Mr. Daley were once rivals but ended up cooperating closely during Mr. Daley's long tenure.
But lost in the narrative are the stories of the ancient kingdoms of Kush and Nubia that once rivaled Egypt, Greece and Rome.
