Sentence examples for classes of enemy from inspiring English sources

As ever, the shooting places great emphasis on plundering guns and ammo from dead enemies, and different classes of enemy (including heavily armoured tank characters), keep that side of the game interesting.

Bill Nighy and Jim Broadbent were among the cast of unknowns; characters included Turkish policemen, Chinese officials, Buckminster Fuller, clowns, fire-eaters, military art enthusiasts, a raging landlord ("I don't have any friends; just different classes of enemy") and a comic postman.

The cast included an unknown Bill Nighy, an equally unknown Jim Broadbent, Turkish policemen, Chinese officials, Buckminster Fuller, clowns, fire-eaters, military art enthusiasts, a raging landlord ("I don't have any friends; just different classes of enemy") and a comic postman.

The next time my windfall fantasy gets out of hand, I'll remind myself what Spike Milligan, the late comic performer, said: "Money can't buy friends, but it can get you a better class of enemy".

Our security agencies and government are woefully unprepared to fight against a new class of enemies who are mostly distributed, often state-less and always resourceful.

The crisis in soaring drug prices has produced not merely a new class of public enemies to skewer -- step forward, Martin Shkreli! -- but the best evidence yet that the nation's healthcare regulatory priorities are out of whack.

Most of that disaster's victims were officially designated members of "hostile classes," or enemies of the state, so the regime hardly mourned their deaths.

However inconvenient this might be for the individual, it was leavened by the silliness of the larger apparatus — the risible language of "class enemy" and "counter-revolutionary elements," the absurd devotion to evidentiary protocol.

Now to continue developing a mass politics capable of accomplishing the most important task of all: the eradication of their class enemy, and the abolition of the basis for class division altogether.

The Arihant class (Sanskrit, for Slayer of Enemies) is a class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines being built for the Indian Navy.

However, he also felt the monster class system as counter-intuitive, as frequently said classes emphasized the point of enemies as "designed to pose challenges, not overcome them".