Sentence examples similar to rivalry mood from inspiring English sources
After two quarters of speedy scoring that suggested today's Harvard-Yale game would be an exciting addition to the 128-year rivalry, the mood at The Game became one of confusion and then seriousness.
NEW HAVEN -- After two quarters of quick scoring that suggested that Saturday's Harvard-Yale game would be an exciting addition to the 128-game rivalry, the festive mood at The Game became one of confusion and then seriousness.
Even some of the witnesses, the young men from Co-op City who described the deadly gang rivalries between the sections, seemed to catch the mood.
The novel excels in the delicate, merciless filleting of interpersonal rivalries and jealousies, ratcheting up the tension as the convivial mood of the group slips into something altogether more sinister, and – for one of them – fatal.
John Harbaugh, 15 months older than Jim, was in an affable mood and more than happy to field questions about their fraternal rivalry.
The second term not only saw a growing rivalry between Brown and Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh; it also ran head on into the changing mood of the California electorate.
With New Zealand supporters outnumbered by at least four to one, the typically lascivious, festive mood of any bar in the small hours of Sunday morning is tempered by good-natured but earnest rivalry.
The mood in the group is good - much better than at Euro 2012, when there was jealousy and rivalry in the dressing room.
"Like night and day," he said in describing the Mets' mood after they routed the Florida Marlins, 10-5, in front of 6,448 at Pro Player Stadium, an atypically small crowd for this rivalry.
