Sentence examples for spirited rivalry from inspiring English sources
Long after his playing days ended, Robustelli reflected on his celebrated teammates, recalling a spirited rivalry between the offensive players and the defense.
Yiddish theater may have faded since its heyday on the Lower East Side, but it still has enough pep to produce a pesky upstart repertory company, as well as a spirited rivalry between it and a veteran troupe.
It will be interesting to see how Diallo, a striker from Senegal, blends into a team that includes defenders Mike Petke and Steve Jolley, two players who have had a spirited rivalry with Diallo.
If it seems an exaggeration to mention Rameau's music in the same breath as Vivaldi's "Four Seasons," just listen to the overture from "The Temple of Glory," with its spirited rivalry between brasses and woodwinds.
In fact, I'm really looking forward to a long, spirited rivalry with you both in the years to come.
The game matched two star-studded teams in what has become one of the N.H.L.'s most spirited rivalries.
AVALANCHE 3, RED WINGS 2 Usually one of the most spirited rivalries wound up in a rare penalty-free game, the first since 1980.
Rickey Paulding's two free throws cut Kansas' lead to 71-69 with 1 minute 7 seconds left in this 246th game in one of the nation's most spirited rivalries.
The Olympics' success in humanizing athletes and fostering spirited rivalries inspire the company's own annual international competition, which features teams worth more than $1 million and players with six-figure salaries.
Apparently they don't include locking horns with Ellison, in a spirited older/younger-brother rivalry that often veers off into the bizarre.
It's such a well spirited sport that the competitive rivalry between teams is only around during the matches – and off pitch everyone gets along really well".
