Sentence examples for rivalry in that from inspiring English sources

"The sibling rivalry in that show was horrendous". Maybe, but she had the advantage with Bennett.

Then you've got the bad guys side and you have Van Damme, but I don't think there was a rivalry in that sense of the word.

The University of Tennessee and Virginia Tech are separated by only 233 mile by road, and no major university lies between the two, creating an intense geographical rivalry in that region of the Appalachian Mountains.

Columbus would seem to make the most sense, they are the farthest east in terms of location and they have not built up any rivalries in that division that would be missed.

Located less than two miles apart, the two LAUSD schools are part of a 74-year sports rivalry in Northeast Los Angeles that has endured despite changes in housing, transportation, demographics and school options.

Andres Martinez's foreword for Perspectives on the U.S. Mexico Soccer Rivalry brings in that much-needed personal viewpoint of how Mexican Americans view the rivalry and how sport plays a role in the transnational relationship between the United States and Mexico.

"There will certainly be a rivalry factor in that," she said.

The Lakers almost drew New Orleans instead of the Spurs, but, then again, where would the rivalry be in that?

That traumatic event left deep scars on the psyches of both nations, and locked the countries into a perilous rivalry in ways that foreign observers often fail to understand.

"There is no rivalry in sports that rivals the Yankees Red Sox...that playoff game in '78 it felt like the playoffs and World Series were exhibition games after that".

It represents an enormous collective business, with built-in rivalries, that combines science, farming, public relations, fantasy, taste and tough tactics.