Sentence examples for one-time rival from inspiring English sources

Mr. Santorum, a former Republican presidential candidate, offered an endorsement of his one-time rival on Monday, saying that a one-on-one meeting with Mr. Romney had reassured him that Mr. Romney, the presumptive nominee, had the interests of conservatives at heart in some important areas.

Among others, contemporary Celtics colleague Danny Ainge called him one of "the most underrated players of all time and one of the greatest Celtics acquisitions", and one-time rival Bill Laimbeer called him "a great player on a great ballclub".

When Mr Cameron declared, a few months into his leadership, that the British "don't do flags on the front lawn", his one-time rival made clear to sympathetic MPs that, actually, he did". "The advantages of ministerial continuity are immense.

But Magic Johnson is still alive and doing well, appearing on "Late Show" (Weeknights, 11 35 p.m. ET on CBS) with his long-time friend and one-time rival Larry Bird.

Mr. McCain will travel with Mr. Romney on the candidate's bus in the Granite State and will endorse his one-time rival, according to a person familiar with the campaign's plans.

On Friday, the ever-popular first lady stepped on to the campaign trail to rally support for a predecessor and one-time rival, Hillary Clinton, whose victory in November is crucial to preserving the president's legacy.

The two one-time rivals, whom many mistakenly reported had a blood feud, embraced on stage and praised one another to the skies.

Zuckerberg's great strength, say his one-time rivals from Myspace, was that he and his team were focused on product development and innovation while Myspace had become too concerned with revenue and meeting traffic targets of its Google deal.

But both Tim Pawlenty, the former governor, and Representative Michele Bachmann have dropped out of the contest, leaving their one-time rivals to woo the state's voters.

The two firms were one-time rivals, with Apple's 1984 advert depicting itself as an upstart challenging what was a dominant IBM.

In deciding between his one-time rivals, Edwards appears deeply divided.