Sentence examples for enemy message from inspiring English sources

Plank's primary concern is that the company's customers will remember the old "cotton is the enemy" message and "think we sold out," he says.

The Bletchley Park National Codes Center, at the estate near London where British forces deciphered enemy messages, is showing a ruined machine fished out of a river in Poland.

They may have a genius for decoding enemy messages but they're invariably so enwrapped in their own research that they can't "read" the behaviour of their colleagues.

Many used their own radio equipment to eavesdrop on enemy messages.

But the development of voice and translation technology goes back to World War II, when scientists in the U.S., Russia and Britain tried to crack coded enemy messages.

She said she hoped her program would convince Russians that the citizens of the North Caucasus were not the enemy, a message she said official Moscow had tried to convey.

"The attack by the Islamic State (Isis) in America is only the beginning of our efforts to establish a wiliyah [authority] in the heart of our enemy," the message said.

"This is a time when it's important to send our enemies the message that the United States is strong," McCain told Fox News.

Millions of youngsters are listening to lyrics of groups like Guns 'n' Roses and Public Enemy, whose messages of racism, homophobia and anti-Semitism are given a tacit stamp of approval by the major record companies that produce and promote them.

But the government agency that manages the phone service sent a declaration to all of its subscribers that people were receiving unwanted enemy [text messages].

During a period of stalemate from 15 April to 1 May, the French intercepted enemy radio messages which told of whole units refusing orders to attack, and Communist prisoners said that they were told to advance or be shot by the officers and noncommissioned officers behind them.