Sentence examples for alliances from from inspiring English sources

Quite where Britain is supposed to get its alliances from bewilders me.

Choice encounters and alliances from one and six months ago return to deliver the goods, romantically or businesswise.

In defense of freedom, we will remain the anchor of strong alliances from the Americas to Africa; from Europe to Asia.

But that means joining in the kind of alliances from which Beijing has always held aloof – and accepting that non-intervention may not always apply.

She has already enquired about facilities in the capital for electric cars (none at present), and is busy learning the knack of forging political alliances from the unlikeliest interests.

Their day in the sunshine of power is over, yes? Britain will inevitably return to two-party politics, eschewing the coalition negotiations and compromises that routinely haunt European alliances from Berlin to Rome?

These assets distinguish NATO as a military alliance from a mere coalition of the willing.

The two carriers may face difficulties obtaining approval for an alliance from European regulators, however.

The shared interests prevented the alliance from collapsing during the Russia-Georgia war of 2008.

Rejecting austerity's grim future is the best way to build an electoral alliance from Southampton through Nuneaton to Kilmarnock.

America West has joined forces with MCI WorldCom, and Continental Airlines has changed its long-distance alliance from M.C.I. to AT&T.