Sentence examples for rivalry makes from inspiring English sources

It's good that the Royal have ENB snapping at their heels, and not because a rivalry makes for intriguing gossip.

The inter-generational rivalry makes the spectacle more delicious, and more emotional, for the millions of amateur golfers who teach their children the game.

That is troubling, as their nuclear-tipped rivalry makes volatile South Asia an even more dangerous place.Neither India nor Pakistan sees it quite that way.

In short, the rivalry makes no sense.

Up to eight players can compete to trigger the sculpture's projected animations, and the friendly rivalry makes this installation one of the most fun art experiences you're likely to have today.

Poor Touché has a case of sibling rivalry, made no less poignant by her arch tone and advanced vocabulary.

Take "The Barn Dance," a seven-minute hoedown of music, mutilation, and rivalry made by Walt Disney in 1928, in which Mickey Mouse takes Minnie to a dance.

New and faster steamboats were built and operated, often in rivalry to one another, a rivalry made famous by the three-day race, commencing June 30 , 1870 between the Natchez and the Robert E. Lee.

That the Roitfeld-Alt rivalry made for a good story, she agreed, as it played into all the Machiavellian things you hear about the terribly competitive editors at Vogue and Condé Nast.

The historic rivalry between the first and second cities of Scotland, Glasgow and Edinburgh – "a middle-class rivalry made up by middle-class comedians" according to comic Janey Godley – has been underlined by the yes/no divide of Thursday's vote.

Both teams, from the same city, are still looking to win the conference and indeed the Cup – and the fact that they represent a fresh rivalry make this debate that much more enticing.