Sentence examples for rival to this from inspiring English sources

David Cameron, two years younger, achieved neither distinction and is teasingly reminded of this by his rival to this day.

In fact, I can think of just one true rival to this car, and that's the Lexus GS450h, which is half the price, faster and cleaner.

Accommodation prices are for seven nights' half board in January, unless stated otherwise Where The ski world has no rival to this resort for the rich and famous.

Founded in 1972 by a director with a taste for Strindberg and Ibsen, Intiman grew from scrappy beginnings to become a rival to this city's older and more established companies, Seattle Repertory Theater and A Contemporary Theater, or ACT.

The main rival to this kind of turf technology is known as the "reinforced" pitch, developed by English firm Mansfield Sand.

Azerbaijanis and Armenians remain rivals to this day, with bitterness predominantly fuelled by Nagorno-Karabakh.

Rivals to this car include the Jaguar XKR 100 on this list, though the backseat space in the Benz is far superior, as is the trunk room.

But if it succeeds and becomes a serious rival to the NLD, will this accelerate the army's "slow exit" from power?

Until the Church of England got going with its primary schools in the 19th century, largely as it happens to extirpate this rival to the credulity it required for itself, belief in fairies was commonplace and universal, a fact now forgotten, so successful was C of E elementary education.

Ronaldo, who is favourite to beat his Barcelona rival to this year's Ballon d'Or award, drew cheers with a couple of slick touches before blasting a half-chance over the bar when team-mate Danny was better placed.

Some blame this distraction for its allowing a smaller New York rival to make this decisive move into Europe.