Sentence examples for enemy chieftains from inspiring English sources

Father Vasile Lăiu, a central figure in the anti-fracking campaign, in a speech in his church earlier this year, warned against "contemporary invaders", saying: "You can make this parallel: an invading army and foreign corporations; enemy chieftains and corporate managers; traitors and lobbyists".

Quite possibly he really is not-so-secretly a plutocrat at heart anyway -- otherwise why would he make a point of being photographed cordially golfing with the very chieftain of the enemy faction that's trying to destroy him, Speaker of the House John Boehner?

His misdeeds included hanging 28 sons of rebel Welsh chieftains he had been holding hostage, and starving an enemy's wife and son to death in prison.

An early medieval example is found in the Saxon poem the Heliand, in which the gospel story is told with Christ as the warrior chieftain leading his companions into battle against Satan, the enemy of mankind.

The Chieftains.

The Chieftains, celtic music.

Paddy Moloney and the Chieftains.

NEW BRUNSWICK The Chieftains.

The Chieftains in concert.

July 13: the Chieftains.

Keep bribing feudal chieftains.