Sentence examples for rivalry you from inspiring English sources
Brooding on Hood and Harrison's rivalry, you might conclude that inarguable beauty, or at least good building, typically arises from backward style made in, and altered by, a radically progressive climate.
Sven, meanwhile, is portrayed as a radiant Mary Magdalene, but there appears to be tension simmering between Gary Neville and Steven Gerrard (it's the Manchester United-Liverpool rivalry, you see).
But it's fairly safe to say after several retina-searing experiences, that whatever you think of the Steelers and their bad-boy-turned-Mr.-Wonderful-now-injured quarterback and whatever side of the Steelers-Ravens rivalry you fall on, the Steelers' throwback uniforms need to be thrown back.
"There has been somewhat of a Giants-Eagles rivalry you can see here over the years, but it seems they were never good at the same time, so it never has amounted to all that much," said John Cimiluca, manager of Manny's Sports Restaurant and Bar in Moonachie, a longtime hangout for Giants coaches and fans alike situated just a couple of miles from Giants Stadium.
In order to be a rivalry you've got to win some".
He said: "The rivalry, you can't underestimate that, but to lay hands on people as supporters is a disgrace".
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Prior to selecting his lineups, he watches countless hours of pre-recorded games and creates complex statistical charts that factor in weather conditions, possibilities of poor referee calls, home team advantages, emotional rivalries, you name it, he assigns it a numerical value.
That just intensified the rivalry; if you lost, you had also given your biggest rival a big advantage".
"Anytime you let a rivalry impact you year-round, it's negative," said Angus McClure, an assistant coach.
"It shouldn't tarnish the reputation of the rest of them". Former Birmingham midfielder Darren Carter said on BBC WM radio: "It is a rivalry and you get passionate, but you should never come on to the pitch.
