Sentence examples for rivalry where from inspiring English sources

Mr Videgaray runs through the latest ones, pointing out, with a hint of rivalry, where they got their economics doctorates.

With his irrepressible will, McCartney once conjured a fierce border rivalry where there hadn't been one, and in the process, lifted the Buffaloes to national prominence.

Of course, this is sibling rivalry, where spats are less about the disputes at hand than about a lifetime's worth of collected slights.

"It feels like a high school football rivalry, where you've got two camps like that," said Chelsea Mathis, a delegate from Monroe, Mich.

It is also a place of ethnic rivalry, where Arabs and Kurds are trying the soft ways of democracy to settle feuds that nevertheless can still end in bloodshed.

Milan and Internazionale are in danger of losing this perfect example of how to mix ultras, choreography and families, and turning it into a rivalry where winning is the only thing that matters.

Its record highlights the paralysis in a state capital bedeviled by institutional and partisan rivalries, where the participants suffer few if any political consequences for their actions, according to scholars, financial experts and government watchdogs.

Pick: Titans Dolphins (3-3) at Jets (3-4) Sunday, 1 p.m. Line: Jets by 1 The Dolphins and the Jets have engaged in one of those adorable rivalries where they fight like school children, unaware that their squabbles are seen as largely irrelevant by others around them.

The problem is that's its not just friendly rivalries where we get competitive (nothing friendly about game day).

Even in the world of college rivalries, where USC is getting the benefit of the new Expo line station, this balance makes a lot of sense.

The first Board of Trustees meeting took place in Branford in 1700, and rivalry over where the Collegiate School should be located ended when it was agreed to move it to Old Saybrook.