Sentence examples for arch enemies from inspiring English sources

García also pointed out that the Bulldogs and the Sureños are arch enemies.

As in London, the curators had wanted to stand Hitler opposite Churchill - arch enemies eyeballing each other.

First, it brings together two firms that were once arch enemies, which shows just how much times have changed in the world of computing.

Their only problem, albeit a fairly grave one, is that their arch enemies are thriving so much more down the road, for half a decade now.

Like Tony Blair, Powell was naïve to think he could talk sense into George W Bush, or outflank his arch enemies, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld.

That means "folks traditionally seen as arch enemies need to be in the same room with us".No enemy is more arch than Mr Maggi, who, besides being Mato Grosso's governor, is part-owner of the world's biggest soya producer.

Music executives may not have the confidence yet to make a deal with their arch-enemies.

The two were arch-enemies in the court of King Tony.

Not even the arch-enemies at whom, in some important way, the speech was directed.

Jesus, the arch-enemies, offset, end to end, nether to nether, like a what?

The area is still home to leftist guerrillas and remnants of their arch-enemies, the right-wing paramilitary militias.