Sentence examples for enemy countries from inspiring English sources

"We're prostrate, and dependent on oil from enemy countries," he said.

There have long been complaints about Arab Israeli MPs travelling to Lebanon and Syria - technically enemy countries.

People are far more likely to eat cuisines of far-flung ethnicities; citizens of enemy countries play online games together.

The association of Catholicism as the dominant religion in both of the enemy countries, France and Spain, is extremely important.

At first, he was caught up in the nationalistic fervor, publishing pro-war articles and suspending his friendships with writers in enemy countries.

In 2012 the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a think-tank in Washington, DC, found that Egyptian textbooks embraced jihad against both infidels and enemy countries.

"This was awkward, working in an enemy country so close to our border," she said.

The person had, in fact, already committed espionage by giving classified information to an enemy country.

So the results were highly sensitive, and an enemy country's numbers would be useful when deciding whether attacking it was prudent, and conquering it worthwhile.

During World War II the site was a tennis court for Allied diplomats who had to live in Vatican City, an enclave in an enemy country, Fascist Italy.

Similarly, if we today made it impossible for an enemy country armed with intercontinental missiles to attack us with them, it would find some other means.