Sentence examples for rivalries on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Letterman famously moved from NBC to CBS in 1993 after Mr. Leno replaced Johnny Carson on NBC's "Tonight" show, establishing one of the foremost rivalries on television.

The Texas and Oklahoma athletic departments have historically been defined largely by their rivalries on the field.

The country's Mainland League is closely followed, and cities such as Dar es Salaam and Dodoma nurse friendly rivalries on and off the field.

European rivalries on the Guinea coast long threatened the Portuguese position in the islands, where irregular commerce, corruption, and smuggling became routine.

They also knew they could persuade Mississippi, Mississippi State and the SEC with an enticing pitch: if the game returned to Thursday, it would not be lost in the glut of big rivalries on Thanksgiving Saturday.

That will please India, but only exacerbate military rivalries on the subcontinent.Rising above such difficulties, Mr Clinton has indicated that he wants his visit to the region, which will also take in Bangladesh, to be forward-looking, not backward-looking.

This week the LA Galaxy reignited their two rivalries, one on the pitch, and one off it.

Robinson and Michigan State Spartans men's basketball player Gary Harris represented the Michigan Michigan State basketball rivalry on one of the four regional versions.

So there was a little bit of sibling rivalry going on, just a tad.

"The Affirmed-Alydar rivalry took on legendary status after it was complete," said Keith Desormeaux, Exaggerator's trainer.

If you had one, who was your best personal rivalry on the court?