Sentence examples for enemy to beat from inspiring English sources

The trouble is, says David Dodwell, a consultant in Hong Kong, that officials in Guangzhou see Hong Kong, and Cathay, as the enemy to beat.

It is not necessary for our enemies to beat us.

The enemy continues to beat you with them like a stick".

Sometimes the cudgels its enemies use to beat it are absurdly confected: yesterday, we were told that widespread social security fraud among workers on the Holyrood site was an 'embarrassment' for the Parliament.

The big, slow-moving bombers operated in formations (sometimes numbering 1,000 or more) that were intended not to evade enemy defenses but to beat them back or simply swamp them with numbers.

He hoped that doing so would be cathartic, but the only thing "Liber Amoris" seems to have accomplished was to give his enemies another stick to beat him with.

Now that Hong Kong is safely in Chinese hands, and the threat of democracy in the former colony has been extinguished, Patten's views are of little consequence to Beijing anyway.... Having handed his enemies a stick to beat him with, K.R.M. can expect to be sore for some time to come.

The best chance for climate change to beat enemy narratives is to refuse to play this partisan game at all.

So often, we treat our body like an "enemy" we're trying to beat, conquer, or at least keep at bay.

This has allowed plenty of time for one of humankind's most vicious enemies to develop ways to beat the defences that were engineered to fight it.

But since then, Hillary's businessmen brothers have made unwelcome appearances in the coverage of her campaign for the Democrats' nomination, as enemies look for sticks to beat her with.