Sentence examples for arch opponent from inspiring English sources

His arch opponent throughout his early career was Scobie Breasley, the best jockey to leave Australia.

But then we have the first of several interventions by HS2's arch opponent, the former Cabinet Minister, Cheryl Gillan.

There are some, however, such as William Whewell (here as in the philosophy of science his arch opponent) or Immanuel Kant, or, later, idealists such as T. H. Green, who claim that there are objective criteria for adjudicating conflicts.

In Westminster Hall, Labour MP Mark Tami leads the first big debate, on the economic infrastructure of North Wales (9.30am - 11am) and Conservative former Cabinet minister Cheryl Gillan, the arch opponent of the controversial High Speed 2 rail line, has a parting shot at it (2.30pm-4pm 2.30pm-4pm

The Germans, of course, have been perceived as the arch opponents of such moves.

Image caption Even with Mrs May under intense pressure, the Daily Mail reports that one of her arch opponents is on the verge of falling into line.

His Free Patriotic Movement says it is the arch-opponent of Syria and a nationalist party that aims to overthrow what Mr Aoun condemns as the country's "feudalistic" political system.

It also happens that Tonga's chief justice, Michael Scott, a former Fiji high-court judge and himself a refugee from Fiji's coup, is an arch-opponent of Fiji's chief justice, Anthony Gates, controversially appointed in the wake of the Bainimarama takeover.

Her arch-opponent, Putin, with whom she enjoys a personal rivalry that can be traced back to the days the wall came down and they may have been in the same country but on opposite sides of a revolution, seems to have accepted this negotiating style as the only way to win an argument against Merkel.

As Winston Churchill, the arch-opponent of appeasement, said in his House of Commons eulogy to Chamberlain after his death in 1940: "Neville Chamberlain acted with perfect sincerity according to his lights, and strove to the utmost of his capacity and authority, which were powerful, to save the world from the awful, devastating struggle in which we are now engaged.

You know all those times you decide to go see your favorite sportsball team play against their arch-rival opponents right before the game but you don't have a ticket?