Sentence examples for a common foe from inspiring English sources

What if enemies or opposing groups were suddenly confronted by a common foe?

Turn around even the least promising gathering by uniting guests against a common foe: you.

The fighters have a common foe, but on the ground cooperation is carried out warily.

Polish Jews and Christians were bonded, as never before, by unimaginable suffering at the hands of a common foe.

They attempted to unite people against a common foe, using the oldest trick in the book: war.

Balkan countries once divided by war, nationalism and religion have been quietly uniting to confront a common foe: rubbish.

Over the past decade or so, Americans turned the tobacco industry into the great common foe, a true corporate villain.

In 1937 the bitter civil war between the Nationalists and the communists ended temporarily as the two sides formed a united front against the common foe, Japan.

The fantasy world of Henry V, of a nation united against the common foe, had little to do with Henry, much to do with the Armada, and even more to do with a rhetoric for concerted action against the "rebels" in Ireland.

But while declaring himself "ready to defend the flag of the common country against the common foe," he added a crucial qualification.

"We will continue to cooperate to the fullest extent possible with Germany in the fight against our common foe, the terrorists," a department spokesman, Mark Corallo, said, The Associated Press reported.