Sentence examples similar to the rivalry ignited from inspiring English sources

This rivalry ignited before TNA's July pay-per-view (PPV) event Victory Road, when Styles accidentally assaulted Trigg on the June 19 episode of Impact!, mistakenly thinking Trigg was Trigg's real-life best friend Kurt Angle; who Styles was in a rivalry with at the time.

There were revenge attacks, with long-standing ethnic and economic rivalries ignited by political divisions.

The speculation, of course, has re-ignited the rivalry between Mr. Menendez and Mr. Torricelli, two longtime political foes.

Many insiders point to the 1999 merger of the three houses -- the branches in London, Paris and New York -- as the match that ignited smoldering rivalries and resentments within Lazard.

Quiz any true Sounders fans about what gets their competitive juices flowing, and they will talk at length about the passions ignited by their intense rivalry with their Pacific Northwestern neighbours the Portland Timbers.

BENGHAZI, Libya — A month after the killing of the American ambassador ignited a public outcry for civilian control of Libya's fractious militias, that hope has been all but lost in a tangle of grudges, rivalries and egos.

The fire ignited instantly.

The trailer ignited protests around the world.

The goal ignited an explosion.

The film ignited their romance.

Instead, the announcement ignited new divisions.