Sentence examples for rivals for the same from inspiring English sources
We are rivals for the same power.
A tour of this length means enduring friendships can be formed, even among rivals for the same position.
"The Figurine" is about two young university graduates — rivals for the same woman's affections — who stumble on a shrine and uncover the statue of a god.
With the Iowa caucuses now past, one of Mr. Gingrich's rivals for the same party base, Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, was planning to go straight to South Carolina in search of fresh oxygen to survive.
This space-age synergy between catwalk shows being staged thousands of miles apart is all the more striking since it unites luxury brands which are fierce rivals for the same consumers.
And while the age difference, and disparity in acting styles, between the two performers means that they can't often have been rivals for the same parts, it's true that Cruise had his shot at Inception-style material with Vanilla Sky (a remake of the Spanish thriller Open Your Eyes) and Minority Report (a philosophical thriller far superior to Inception).
A contemporary of Sylvia Plath, Didion remembers her as a rival for the same prizes and jobs.
Playing Ismaël, Mr. Garrel said, he had in mind Yves Montand, as a man who befriends his rival for the same woman's heart, in Claude Sautet's 1972 film, "César et Rosalie".
Despite the race for the Democratic nomination being "hard-fought," Obama described himself as, "fired up," and ready to "get out there and campaign" for the woman who was his rival for the same nomination eight years ago.
Mrs. Clinton, who has a commanding lead in the polls and whom critics accuse of trying to find a position that will leave her least exposed to Republican assaults in a general election, has been attacked by rivals for making the same mistakes she made in 2002 before the war in Iraq by offering the administration support, however qualified.
Third, Apple's decision to call out rivals for having the same attenuation issues may have made sense on paper, but in practice it also largely backfired.
