Sentence examples for a common ally from inspiring English sources

But while Mr. Torricelli and Mr. Menendez may have a common ally, Mr. Corzine's election has clearly not brought them closer together.

Saudi Arabia wants the world to know that it shares a common ally in the fight against Al Qaeda, ISIS, the Iranian regime and political Islam.

The church was viewed as a common ally of the state and as a repressive force in and of itself".

The province of Zealand was exempt from the surrender; fighting continued there in a common allied effort with French troops.

He expressed sympathy for the "wounds" of the German people, who he said were "yesterday our enemies but who are today a vital part of the West and our common ally".

If post-revolutionary Egypt and an economically resurgent Turkey make common cause against their former common ally – and there is every indication that they will – Israel's isolation in the region will be profound.

They hold similar views, face similar problems, have common allies and the same enemies.

And they have common allies, too - the US and British military industrial establishments, Fatah strongman and US asset Mohammed Dahlan who tried to take over Gaza once, and will probably be at hand when next required.

Recurrently, acne vulgaris is a common dermatological condition allied with depression, anxiety, and other psychological sequelae [ 1].

Instead of a common Soviet enemy, the allies must confront common threats; and instead of defending their borders from invasion, they must go far beyond them.

"The key here was to establish with our European allies a common agenda, a common approach to the issue of getting the Iranians to live up to the international obligations which they have undertaken," Rice told reporters.