Sentence examples for something of a rivalry from inspiring English sources

Muguruza (moo-gur-oo-tha) is not going to be pushed around, physically or mentally, and she and Williams already have something of a rivalry brewing.

The two northern powers have something of a rivalry — albeit the one-sided kind, as Monterrey has walked away with the silverware every time when it was all on the line.

An upcoming stretch of five straight home games begins with a marquee matchup on Tuesday, when the No. 3 Tigers host No. 4 Maryland in what has become something of a rivalry since the two schools met in the 2009 NCAA Final Four.

On top of all that, Sam has developed something of a rivalry with Sonny Bill Williams.

In one sense, there is something of a sibling rivalry between Tony Stark and Steve Rogers.

In fact, the new releases may mark the beginning of something of a sales rivalry between the physician group and Fonda's prominent Beverly Hills exercise and fitness boutique, Workout.

Of course, it's something of a one-sided rivalry that tends to bring the worst out of the more bombastic sections of the media and indeed population, with a crass reference to either world war just round the corner whenever the two sides face each other.

During the battle which originally began on the ground but later ascended skywards when both Pokémon took to the skies, it was shown that Charizard had learnt Wing Attack, Slash, and Dragon Tail but despite the two Pokémon having something of a very fierce rivalry with one another, N immediately called the battle off after realizing that Dragonite had injured its right arm.

There's something poetic about a rivalry between two people who were once teacher and student.

Naturally there's a bit of a rivalry.

There is also the question of a rivalry.