Sentence examples for enduring foe from inspiring English sources
THE NEWSMoktada al-Sadr, the populist Shiite cleric who emerged as the most enduring foe of the United States in Iraq, returned to the country after spending more than three years in voluntary exile in Iran.
BAGHDAD — Moktada al-Sadr, the populist cleric who emerged as the United States' most enduring foe in Iraq, returned Wednesday after more than three years of voluntary exile in Iran in a homecoming that embodied his and his movement's transition from battling in the streets to occupying the halls of power.
"On this President's watch, America lost two of its most enduring foes," he said.
Pym begins to experiment with robotics and artificial intelligence; one of his creations, a being known as Ultron, later becomes one of the Avengers' most-enduring foes.
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But Mr Khatami's enduring popularity rattles his foes.
The anger and frustration of middle-class Hindus at all this and more greatly contributed to the Hindu nationalist movement, which picked up strength through the 1980s as an upper-caste uprising that identified conservative Islam and the Babri Masjid, one of the enduring monuments of the Moghul conquest of India, as foes.
Much of the rest sets out the grim routine and costly errors of an insurgent war: searching for weapons, enduring daily attacks, dealing with locals who could be friend, foe, or something in between.
He thought about enduring.
