Sentence examples for enemy defeated from inspiring English sources

But the enemy, defeated or not, will still be there when the Americans leave, and an accounting will be made.

Not since World War II has a nation sought to almost single-handedly recreate the country of an enemy defeated in war.

The days of Larsa were numbered, however, for Hammurabi of Babylon, who had long been determined to destroy his most dangerous enemy, defeated Rim-Sin in 1763 bc and substituted his own authority for that of Larsa over southern Mesopotamia.

When Alexander Ivanov knew he was to play Joel Benjamin in Round 6 of the 34th World Open tournament in Philadelphia, it seemed as if he had a reasonable idea of what to play against him, but his enemy defeated him anyway.

The reason is that it's not the reward that's interesting, it's what it signifies: satisfaction of a job well done, a stroke of luck, a problem solved, a situation overcome, an enemy defeated.

With his enemy defeated, Duckworth detached Northumberland and to Barbados and took the rest of the squadron to Jamaica with the prizes.

"Traditionally, when Americans have had a war, they go and find the enemy, defeat it on the battlefield, and come home to replant," a senior F.B.I. official said.

When the president's enemies, defeated in their efforts to remove him, slunk off the stage, it was clear that even his own party had little enthusiasm left for the man from Arkansas.

In the god's chamber, the strength of Pit's bow and arrow may be increased depending on several factors, such as the number of enemies defeated and the amount of damage taken in battle.

By July the enemy was defeated.

In all three serials, the enemy was defeated not primarily by force but by the exercise of human free will.