Sentence examples for rivalry growing from inspiring English sources

There's a heated rivalry growing there, but it's good".

I had a call from my dad one day, and during the conversation he mentioned my two oldest brothers who used to have a sibling rivalry growing up that would sometimes spiral into violence.

But more disturbing still is the vicious romantic rivalry growing between Natalie and Lydia.

Our rivalry growing up was the most important dynamic in his life and remains so to this day.

It is a time when the blossoms bloom and a rivalry grows.

With the series down to a game or two, the age-old rivalry grows more taut.

But a rivalry grew, and in 1999 Mr. Bashir stripped Mr. Turabi of his positions as speaker of Parliament and leader of the governing party.

Umar Farooq, the spiritual leader of Kashmir's Muslims, says he worries the party is spreading communal discord, as voters in Jammu form a Hindu bloc and as Shia-Sunni rivalry grows in parts of Kashmir.

[C3.] Rivalry Grows for Public Radio National Public Radio is close to signing a deal to open a West Coast production and incubation complex just outside Los Angeles, with 40 to 100 staff members.

But his role went further: realising that education was the key to ending the country's backwardness, he supported his Turkish wife, Iffat, in opening the first girls' school, in the teeth of conservative opposition.After Ibn Saud died in 1953 and was succeeded by his son Saud, simmering rivalry grew between the profligate Saud and the cautious and competent Faisal.

The two boxed each other often and once they met Yuki, a young girl from Hiroshima, their rivalry grew.