Sentence examples for a great foe from inspiring English sources

"Salmanovitch," I have since learned, was Koestler's rendition into Russian of "Solomonovitch," the surname of an Israeli-Jewish editor he had known, and a great foe of the Jabotinsky-Begin ultranationalists...

In wars past, disease has often proved a greater foe than opposing armies.

The trailer also appears to show that Batman and Superman eventually resolve their conflict, leading to a scene in which the pair team up with Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman to battle a greater foe.

This looks like one of those X-Men movies in which the two former friends are forced to pair up to take on a greater foe – which could pay dividends if it works as well as it did in X-Men: Days of Future Past.

"Kevin Pietersen probably couldn't be a greater foe to Australian cricket and to the Australian cricket team," Hayden said.

At the end of the game, Atrus speaks of a greater foe, more evil than his sons can imagine.

His other great foe was a slightly less saintly figure with whom he shared six fights.

Rowling had already made her opinion of Trump clear back in December with a devastating comparison to Harry Potter's great foe.

The only non-Muggle settlement in Britain, Harry's plans to visit in third book The Prisoner of Azkaban are initially stymied by that great foe of all students: an unsigned permission slip.

Do humans have any greater foe that herpes?

Another great foe has been Rafa Benítez.