Sentence examples for deadly enemies from inspiring English sources

But, historically, deadly enemies, swearing inwardly to cheat and betray, sign peace treaties.

The F.B.I. agent Alex Cross contends with two deadly enemies: the Wolf and the Weasel.

Campaigns are rancorous affairs in which political parties treat one another more as deadly enemies than as legitimate rivals.

This illustrates Mr Kennedy's crucial strategy: the Lib Dems as friendly rivals of Labour, but deadly enemies of the Tories.

These were people who were deadly enemies of the army only a few years before during the civil war.

Although certain foods were now deadly enemies, I didn't want our family to treat them that way.

In a world of fear and desperation, today's friend can become tomorrow's deadly enemy.

I was warned before I left Paris that boredom would be my deadly enemy.

The device, which sprouts its own radar-equipped mini-helicopter, becomes their deadly enemy.

As Burke said in the House of Commons, "Let this position be analyzed, for analysis is the deadly enemy of all declamation".

Top of the list, everyone says, is Mr Odinga's erstwhile ally and leading Kalenjin, William Ruto, now his deadly enemy.