Rivalries in a sentence

Club rivalries Scene from the Derby d'Italia in 1930 main Juventus have significant rivalries with two clubs.

Rivalries New England Patriots main The rivalry between the Indianapolis Colts and New England Patriots is one of the NFL's newest rivalries.

Across all genres of manga and anime, one of the most common elements is strong rivalries between characters.

All eyes will be focused on the Mount Smart Stadium in Auckland on Saturday morning SA-time when one of the great rugby rivalries on the planet … if not the greatest … resumes.

But this mediation diplomacy is the first time Beijing has intervened so directly in the Mideast’s political rivalries.

Christie certainly knows what a derby is, having played in 10 Old Firm matches whilst with Glasgow giants Celtic, games with Rangers one of the most famous examples of footballing rivalries.

Ferdinand said that despite popular rivalries, football is a “big unifier of people”.

For regional parties, dealing with Congress is a fraught exercise anyway, beset with past resentments and present-day state-level rivalries.

Furthermore, the key rivalries will be (largely) protected and the road to the Big Ten championship will be much more of a meritocracy with the elimination of divisions.

Good afternoon, welcome to our live blog of Liverpool vs Manchester United, one of British sport’s most enduring and storied rivalries.

He attributed the delays in prosecution to conflicts and rivalries among agencies striving to achieve their respective goals.

Helen Sharman, who was the UK’s first astronaut, on a mission to the Soviet Space Station Mir in 1991, believes that current international rivalries could be put in the shade by the pragmatism of the private sector.

He suggested the Entente Cordiale – an agreement signed between UK and France in 1904 to set aside rivalries – be renewed as an Entente pour la Durabilite (Sustainability Agreement) to deal with the global climate emergency.

However, instead of their rivalries being filled with bitterness or angst, the characters have a sincere appreciation of each other.

However, sports are full of rivalries and fans of every team who take it a bit personal when an opposing player gets the best of their club.

In the first years, Mao comes across as a calm, generally reasonable and good-humored leader, pragmatic and tolerant in resolving the inevitable disputes and rivalries among his subordinate officials (such as Zhou Enlai and Deng Xiaoping).

Maintaining the excitement of life-long fans with their rivalries is just as important.

More than anything else, Robby and Daniel's parallels also make the whole franchise better by proving that Mr. Miyagi's philosophies endure the test of time and break all boundaries set by generation gaps and dojo rivalries.

North America was the ever-shifting site of commercial, territorial and power rivalries between and among Europeans and Natives alike.

One might assume that they miss the community, the meal plan or the invigorating rivalries, but the minute last year’s parents pulled out white T-shirts with “Fifty, flirty and single!” written on them in pen, that assumption was strongly disproved.