Sentence examples for rivalry who from inspiring English sources

And Nelson, who knows all about this rivalry, who can still remember that lucky shot falling through the hoop 41 years ago, seems to favor the Lakers.

And who else was there to direct the winning goal in than Marquez, the designated villain in this rivalry who is likely, at 37, playing in his last qualifier in Columbus against the US.

It was this fictional shepherd (rather than national rivalries) who donated the name that eventually stuck: the disease, which first ravaged the 16th-century world and continues to affect untold millions today, is now known as syphilis.

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He is the commander of nothing!" Mixed with the ideological concerns, however, was an equal measure of provincial rivalry over who did more to liberate Tripoli.

To stoke the newsweekly rivalry: Fareed Zakaria, who is leaving Newsweek, which was recently bought from the Washington Post Company by the audio mogul Sidney Harman, for a position at Time.

The rivalry over who would run the armed security forces surfaced last week in a shootout in which three Palestinians were killed.

Authority's David Lacey reckons Chelsea v Bayern Munich is not really a tale of Anglo-German rivalry and who are we to argue?

Third, the phase we are now in, is moving beyond partnership into rivalry over who will set the guidelines for this region".

These improvements are part of Intel's battle with Cambridge-based chip designers ARM for supremacy in the post-PC market – that is to say, the rivalry over who will supply chips for mobile devices including tablets and laptops.

Media keep the ball rolling in cross-code rivalry Those who read my interview with Mark Cueto yesterday will have noted the England rugby union wing's passion for football, which, unlike many in the oval-ball fraternity, he doesn't refer to as soccer.