Sentence examples for deadliest enemies from inspiring English sources

Snakes creeping through those trees were among their deadliest enemies.

Poor Amy and Nick turn out to be their own deadliest enemies.

With a wry smile, he said that he was aware of the "contradictions" of the United States targeting one of Bashar al-Assad's deadliest enemies at the same time that it was calling for Assad's removal from power.

Poland, for its part, had no differences with the Habsburgs and, after a series of Turkish attacks, came to regard the Ottomans, the allies of France, as its deadliest enemies.

Don't read ahead if you haven't seen The Pandorica Opens Dan Martin's episode 11 blog So to recap: the Doctor has been trapped inside the Pandorica by all of his deadliest enemies.

A young Zulfi Bhutto, who was later to play a major role in sovereign Pakistan's politics, wrote to Jinnah from the Himalayan town of Mussoorie: "Hindus... are the deadliest enemies of our Qur'an and our Prophet".

Recent environmental studies show that the sparrow's deadliest enemy is Chinese farmers' haphazard and extravagant use of pesticides, including some banned in other countries.

Why, oh why, don't they go on the run without telling their deadliest enemy where they are with this bleeping transponder of theirs?

Since it is likely that, in the midst of battle, these two groups will share their munitions, Washington will be permitting advanced weaponry to be handed over to its deadliest enemy.

Life without Lyme disease would bring relief to millions of Americans, but defeating mosquitoes, which have always been humanity's deadliest enemy, would be an accomplishment — and a challenge — of an entirely different order.

But capitalism has proved perhaps their deadliest enemy yet, as property developers many of whom, ironically, are Israeli knock down large swathes of the area and build ugly modernist office blocks and parking lots.Yet the twists of Hungarian politics, and the recession, may prove the Jewish quarter's greatest allies.