Sentence examples for beloved enemy from inspiring English sources

He was their beloved enemy.

I think we covered every street in Geneva for Beloved Enemy.

Even the Guardian, "the beloved enemy of conventional morals", had referred to her visit to the Pope in favourable terms.

Bennett built his own small studio facility, called Pieholden Suites, in Urbana, where he recorded The Palace at 4 A.M. with Edward Burch (2002), and then, solo, Bigger Than Blue and The Beloved Enemy (both 2004), The Magnificent Defeat (2006) and Whatever Happened I Apologize (2008).

Apprenticed in amateur theatre before floor-managing at ITV franchisee Associated-Rediffusion, once a director he empowered writers such as Roy Minton (Scum), David Rudkin (Penda's Fen) and David Leland (Beloved Enemy) in the BBC's vital Wednesday Play slot and its successor Play for Today, initiatives whose spirit have since been crushed by the mercenary need for returning series.

In this way he was the most consistent artist of the decade, a beloved superstar whose worst enemy was a complete lack of superego.

Anthony Ramos, Daveed Diggs and Okieriete Onaodowan--as Hamilton's Revolutionary buddies in tHamilton act, and as his beloved son and two enemies (and future presidents) in the second--offer perfect performances, as does Christopher Jackson as Washington.

And not just because he's the first man up as the Guardian once again hands out the most prestigious awards in the game … Hugo Mallo finally lived his dream of travelling to the Galician derby to watch his beloved Celta face Deportivo in enemy territory with his mates from the Iago Aspas fan club.

Cromwell has been charged by the King with ridding him of his second wife through any apparently legitimate means; and, in the course of his efficient management of this task, Cromwell arranges not only the prosecution and execution of Anne but also that of five enemies of his beloved mentor, Cardinal Wolsey, whom he has long wanted to punish.

I still believe (like King and the earliest Christians) in the long-awaited Beloved Community in which former enemies will no longer harm nor destroy one another but all will live together in peace (Isaiah 11.3-9 11.3-9miracle which only God can bring about while we who believe choose to live together in witness as if it is already true.

There is a $250 fine for not registering a dangerous dog, but perhaps some are risking it, rather than turning their beloved Spot into an identified public enemy.