Sentence examples for converted ally from inspiring English sources
Publishers have another recently converted ally: Google, which not long ago they saw as a mortal threat.
Diplomacy is the process by which foreign enemies are turned into friends and friends are converted into allies.
Even one more converted score allied to a couple more first-half penalties in Rome would have made a potentially massive difference to the overall equation.
By picking his battles judiciously, focusing on a few issues and fighting doggedly once he commits himself to a cause, he has controlled the Albany agenda, converted critics into allies and managed to win most of the battles he needed to win, while escaping unscathed from several he seemed likely to lose.
This means that Lockheed is going cool on earlier plans to join the A3XX as a risk-sharing partner or even take a stake in Airbus.Put another way, Boeing may have lost ground in Brussels, but it could have converted Airbus's most important ally to its cause.
Rodger Dean Duncan: People of influence often convert adversaries to allies by aligning interests.
During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, UPCA was closed and the campus converted into an internment camp for allied nationals and a headquarters of the Japanese army.
The loss of Jerusalem caused some Europeans to look to the Mongols as potential allies of Christendom, provided the Mongols could be converted to Western Christianity.
What keeps Mr. Holtzberg going is the occasional ally he converts to his way of thinking.
But the "war amongst the people" that then had to be waged to convert Iraq into an ally in the war on terror was a fiasco.
