Sentence examples for vie with him from inspiring English sources
Russ Feingold of Wisconsin used to vie with him for the title of loneliest dissident, as measured by the number of times they voted against the majority in divisions of 99 to one.
Osorno may have convinced Slim to speak; however, Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates and investment guru Warren Buffett, two of the men who regularly vie with him for the title of world's richest man, were among 400 people who turned down interview requests.
Vanity Fair said that in the 1960s only two hairdressers vied with him for tonsorial pre-eminence: Alexandre in Paris and Vidal Sassoon in London.
Crowne Plaza already uses the tag line "The Place to Meet," and its latest promotion will have the golfer holding meetings with people from around the country who are vying to appear with him in one of six national television spots.
His "ratess" instructs her human keeper about the fate of the poisoned planet and so – as utopia vies with dystopia – goads him to imagine a better future.
Liberals vie with old-guard Maoists.
But they also vie with each other.
Bold-face restaurateurs vie with unspoiled nature.
The novel's darker themes vie with a gauzy sentiment.
"I think they vie with Australia for great breakfasts.
Anger and compassion vie with each other in most people.
