Sentence examples for rivalry as from inspiring English sources

The gymnasts are not buying into a rivalry — as usual.

The similar look of China's megacities masks a rivalry as fierce as that among European countries.

Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi are renewing their rivalry, as are John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl.

Mangoes are objects of envy, love and rivalry as well as a new status symbol for India's new rich.

Syria, among many other things, has become a proxy for Russian-Western rivalry as well as the standoff between Shias and Sunnis.

It is a more competitive rivalry, as well, with Djokovic having won 15 times against Nadal, compared to only 10 wins for Federer.

"Mangoes are objects of envy, love and rivalry as well as a new status symbol for India's new rich," Jim Yardley writes in The New York Times.

"Mangos are objects of envy, love, rivalry as well as a new status symbol for India's new rich," Jim Yardley writes in The New York Times on Tuesday.

Chandler was not being intentionally banal, merely contending that you do not declare a rivalry as much as you create one.

When the Jets went to Oakland in 1968, that photo on the Raiders' wall symbolized the rivalry as well as Coach Weeb Ewbank's distrust of Davis.

"There is not much travelling involved for the supporters and, of course, there will be the Scotland-England rivalry as well".