Sentence examples for ally oneself with from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Clinton has done no more or less than any successful male politician is expected to do: ally oneself with a powerful mentor or mentors; be unswerving in pursuit of a goal; be somewhat duplicitous and ruthless, if necessary, to achieve that goal; and try to bend one's positions to achieve the necessary vote count.
It also represents the outer edge of one of the strands of support for Corbyn that may yet prove to be its downfall: the politics of puritanism, whereby no compromise can ever be brooked, and to even question the leader's bona fides is to ally oneself with "Blairites", "warmongers", and worse.
To use a European literary form such as the novel in Turkey is, in an important sense, to ally oneself with European notions of individualism, liberty and democracy that even when they are upheld (rather than breached) are meaningless to traditional Muslims.
I see no reason to ally oneself wholeheartedly either with those who despise von Trier for his horrific silliness or with those who revere his ambition.
Make allies with creatures with health 25+.
The species was allied with Group 1 with marginal support.
Tribes can even ally with the devil".
Everybody here will ally with anyone else".
ally with the Green Party.
David: Do not ally with Obama.
