Sentence examples for rival aims from inspiring English sources

In boxing, more advanced techniques include: Slipping: If your rival aims a punch at your head, sharply rotate your hips and shoulders.

Bobbing and weaving: If your rival aims a high blow (ex. a hook to the head), bend your legs (bob) and then arch the body just out of range (weave).

Some, like staging and marketing an apartment in deliberate contrast to a rival, aim to defuse any cookie-cutter impression.

He is also known to compete hard for news — and sometimes rumor — for his Web site, which he has positioned as a rival aimed at overtaking the technology news network CNet.

South Sudan's president has agreed to hold direct talks with his rival aimed at ending the conflict in the country, US Secretary of State John Kerry has said.

It is not often that the main rival aiming to crush your dream of Olympic gold is your elder brother, but that is exactly the situation for 21-year-old Jonny Brownlee.

TiVo Inc. and Sonicblue Inc., rivals aiming to capture the growing market for video-data recorders, agreed to drop patent infringement suits against each other, the companies said.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The jumbled Republican presidential race shifted Wednesday to South Carolina, where Mitt Romney's rivals aimed fresh criticism at him in an effort to stymie any momentum gained from his victory in the Michigan primary the day before.

An hour-long BBC television documentary on Bruce presented by Neil Oliver in 2011 contrasted his meticulous science with his rivals' aim of enhancing imperial prestige.

PSA Peugeot Citroen is scrapping more than 10,000 domestic jobs and rival Renault aims to cut 7,500 posts in France by 2016.

Today Osborne responded with a rival offer aimed at the same people.