Sentence examples for rivalry back from inspiring English sources

But it was Henry who had the better of their rivalry back in London.

Next challenge: a first-round match against Switzerland in March (on clay at home — what else?) that might bring the Federer-Nadal rivalry back to Spain.

Ordinarily, the Freemans would have made for a sweet story about their sibling rivalry back in St. Charles, Mo. "I kept looking up at the leader board and saw him go three under, four under, five under," said Jeff, who shot 66 and was tied for third with Neal Lancaster, Mark Brooks and Bob Tway, "and I said, gosh, I can't let him beat me again".

Durocher was talking about the Dodger's subway rivalry back in the middle of the twentieth century with that other hometown team, the New York Giants, but his words have since taken on a larger significance.

How can fans not get behind a veteran of the 1999 Eastern Conference champion team, a player who was part of the brawling Heat-Knicks rivalries back in the day?

The Cubs-Cardinals rivalry goes back years.

The Charles Street rivalry dates back to 1939.

"The rivalry goes back to the 1950's.

Turkish-Iranian rivalry goes back centuries, to the Ottoman sultans and the Safavid shahs.

With Cameron and Boris it is a rivalry going back yonks".

The Burger-McCaw rivalry, stretching back to 2003, is the essence of the Springbok-All Black relationship writ small.