Sentence examples for I allies from inspiring English sources

The Treaty of Versailles was a formal peace treaty between the World War I Allies and Germany.

His controversial published "Lansdowne Letter" (1917), calling for a statement of intentions from World War I Allies, was criticized as contrary to public policy.

The Grand Foyer main level features the 500-seat Pershing Auditorium, built and decorated with materials donated from several states and World War I allies.

The most virulent was in the 1930s, when the "America First" movement routinely condemned America's World War I allies and major banks and "big business" interests for having taken advantage of gullible Americans and persuaded the United States to enter the war in order to advance their own financial objectives.

In 1919, the matter went to consideration in Paris before the World War I Allies.

Starting on 30 April 1916, Germany and its World War I ally Austria-Hungary were the first to use DST as a way to conserve coal during wartime.

Considered prescient in many ways, it treated World War I ally Japan as Australia's main military threat, and advocated inter-service co-operation while maintaining that none of the armed forces was "purely auxiliary to another".

Focus group sessions will again be conducted with (i) allied health professionals to elicit their experiences of the policies and the monitoring measures; (ii) ADHC-WR and non-ADHC managerial staff to elicit their experiences of the policies and the monitoring measures; and (iii) service users to elicit their experiences and opinions of changes to service delivery.

Why didn't I ally myself with them and skip off for post-theater dessert feeling superior?

As a fashion editor, I ally that immediately to a Gucci show from last January, though that's news to Corbyn.

To praphrase Yip Harburg, if I'm not facing the face I'm allied with, I ally with the face I face.