Sentence examples for common allied from inspiring English sources

The province of Zealand was exempt from the surrender; fighting continued there in a common allied effort with French troops.

They hold similar views, face similar problems, have common allies and the same enemies.

But while Mr. Torricelli and Mr. Menendez may have a common ally, Mr. Corzine's election has clearly not brought them closer together.

He expressed sympathy for the "wounds" of the German people, who he said were "yesterday our enemies but who are today a vital part of the West and our common ally".

The church was viewed as a common ally of the state and as a repressive force in and of itself".

And they have common allies, too - the US and British military industrial establishments, Fatah strongman and US asset Mohammed Dahlan who tried to take over Gaza once, and will probably be at hand when next required.

Walpole's mastery of the Commons, allied to his formidable industry, brought him rapid promotion.

This group encompasses a wide range of training backgrounds that may not be accurately represented by a catchall label but the many relevant core competencies that are common to allied health professionals, nurses, and physicians suggest that these professions have important, shared characteristics [ 6].

If anything, they're common-good allies simply in need of an introduction.

In common glass and allied materials, Al is associated with moderate to low quantities of Ti and Fe.

The most common act for allied airmen to be classified a terror flier was to be captured in civilian clothing and/or without their dog tags.