Sentence examples for separate rival from inspiring English sources

He had previously co-written a report for the Americans in Iraq, advocating the creation of Belfast-style "peace walls" to separate rival sectarian communities in Baghdad.

* 28 Apr 1984: Chelsea 5-0 Leeds The London side ran out emphatic winners to clinch promotion back to the First Division, as police struggled to separate rival supporters on the terraces.

As the machines have taken over, trading has been migrating from raucous, populated trading floors like those of the New York Stock Exchange to dozens of separate, rival electronic exchanges.

Police separate rival crowds in Glasgow Jump to media player Protestors are demonstrating in Glasgow as supporters of the Yes and No campaigns gather in the city centre.

The unwanted scrutiny comes at a difficult time, for Milberg Weiss is in the throes of a bitter breakup, after which the two lead partners will run separate rival firms.

Radio station 3AW also reported that the destroyed internal fence had been designed to separate rival bike gangs.

This is a business where slim distinctions separate rivals.

Instead of rehabilitating young offenders, he said, correctional officers spent most of their time separating rival gangs.

When Zhang reached Public Square, a large plaza designated for protests, police were separating rival groups, including Black Lives Matter and the Westboro Baptist Church.

The police may have had a job on their hands separating rival supporters come the end of the match, but Kendall's position was now a lot more comfortable.

At the Short Strand/Castlereagh Street junction in east Belfast, riot police separated rival crowds throwing missiles, although a small crowd of nationalist youths continued to stone police Land Rovers for a period.