Sentence for rival | Use rival in a sentence

Sentences for rival. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use rival in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for rival.

• O rival! (10)
• Who could be her rival! (10)
• You have no rival. (10)
• Did she know of a rival? (10)
• He mentioned Major Nagen as a rival. (10)
• But in wit she is no rival of Celimene. (10)
• Between you, I defy the Court to rival you. (10)
• And could Besworth be brought to rival them? (10)
• And what enemy so much to be dreaded as a rival? (10)
• In nature, character, intellect, he has no rival. (10)
• He was a rival of Arthur Adister for military brevity. (10)
• Miss Asper speculated on the handwriting of her rival. (10)
• He began to blink horribly under the raillery of his rival. (10)
• This rival was known as the North-West Company of Montreal. (19)
• My rival regained all that I had taken from him at the start. (16)
• It may be that Adrian scented a rival to his lymphatic emotions. (10)
• My rival stole its telegraphic news bodily; I paid for a service. (16)
• What if he pulled her to earth from that rival of his in her soul? (10)
• Do you want to break positively with that pretty rival to Peggy L.? (10)
• Do you want to break positively with that pretty rival to Peggy L.? (22)
• He has no acknowledged rival in the successive use of the initial letter. (21)
• Gigs were at high rival speed along the road from the battle-field to London. (10)
• Had she been in the pay of his rival, she could not have stipulated for more. (10)
• None can rival him in the power, variety, and expressive qualities of his music. (3)
• She has resources, which representatives of a rival creed would plot to secure. (10)
• She was indeed sweetly fair, and would have been held fair among rival damsels. (10)
• Guy proved he could be tender with a fallen foe, and Farina with an ill-fated rival. (10)
• I tell you, he does that just out of a sort of jealousy to rival me as an Englishman. (10)
• It was in reply to a salute from the Marquis de Rouaillout, and Nevil beheld his rival. (10)
• Hardly was his rival gone than he mustered all his ships and men and fell upon the fort. (19)
• It is certain that Charnisay had much more influence at home in France than had his rival. (19)
• He had become resigned to her perpetual lamentation and living Suttee for his defunct rival. (10)
• He had decided that he admired her, and the notion of having Tinman for a rival annoyed him. (10)
• He had thrown his force into the blow, to push off triumphantly, and leave his rival standing. (10)
• It was a bitter, mischievous gladness, such as one feels at the absurd downfall of a hated rival. (12)
• She grows to be court singer, and defeats an older rival, but ambition makes her careless of love. (3)
• Bath might still accept her as a rival queen, only she is always behindhand in seizing an occasion. (10)
• Two conveyances go daily to Le Puy, but they rival each other in polite concessions rather than in speed. (2)
• Wilfrid now remembered certain of her allusions to this rival, who had hitherto touched him very little. (10)
• During my girlhood Napoleon Bonaparte alone would have been his rival for filling an inn along our roads. (10)
• The court was convinced that this field of newspaper enterprise will no longer support two rival concerns. (16)
• Yet she furnishes not any of the sweet sensual excitement pertaining to her spotless rival pursued by villany. (10)
• Early in the days of their contention for leadership, Richard saw the absurdity of affecting to scorn his rival. (10)
• But she had, at the same time, touched his old wound: and his rival then was the wooer now, rich, and a gentleman. (10)
• But she had, at the same time, touched his old wound: and his rival then was the wooer now, rich, and a gentleman. (22)
• If the flaring advertisement has been removed, disfigured, or hidden under that of a rival show, a memorandum is made. (21)
• Another boat paddling up the lake had been spied: solitude was not merely shared with a rival, but violated by numbers. (10)
• Mrs. Mel alighted at the Dolphin, the landlady of which was a Mrs. Hawkshaw, a rival of Mrs. Sockley of the Green Dragon. (10)
• Such rival agencies as exist might be ruined, for they could hardly compete with the Associated Press in the open market. (16)
• As soon as a railway contractor of a rival circus puts in an appearance on the route the general manager is promptly notified. (21)
• He might be jealous of her brother as a rival, but if more had seemed implied, the fault must have been in her misapprehension. (4)
• Welshmen North and South, united for the nonce, now propose her gallantry as a theme to the rival Bards at the next Eisteddfod. (10)
• It has been said at rival points on the coast that the ladies linger there in despair of ever being able to remount to the hotel. (9)
• Yet, still some sign, some shade of a repulsion in her figure, kept him as far from her as any rigid rival might have stipulated for. (10)
• Presently there was a cleavage of the mob, and behold a chase at the heels of the fellow to rival the very captain himself for fleetness. (10)
• She fixed her mind to conceive the foolishness of putting out a face that her rival might envy, and of destroying anything that had value. (10)
• With Wölfl, another distinguished rival, his relations were those of mutual esteem, and the two masters delighted to extemporize dashing capriccios on two pianofortes. (3)

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