Sentence examples for enemy toward from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kent drew a parallel, reflecting how the process of working with the former enemy toward a common goal has altered his perception.

The British captain in the jungle was training a new national army, a force meant to drive the enemy toward surrender, to guarantee the security of civilians, to protect Sierra Leone's besieged democratic president.

They are stationed just a few hundred yards from an ostensible enemy toward whom they feel little animosity, in a place where the border itself is unclear, while undertaking what has turned out to be among the war's most challenging assignments: training the Iraqi police to patrol their own porous frontiers before the American military withdrawal next year.

On Thursday, Mr. Kent opened his speech with a quotation from German poet Heinrich Heine, who converted to Christianity from Judaism, and drew a parallel between that reflected how the process of working with the former enemy toward a common goal has altered his perception.

In the four-player mode, participants can also use arrows to direct the feline enemies toward competitors, making for fraught, hugely tense encounters.

This, I am into: The 2011 title looked like a Gears-alike on the box but didn't play like a traditional waist-high-cover affair, thanks primarily to its combos-enabling "skillshots" and protagonist Grayson Hunt's fantastic energy leash, a device that could whip enemies toward the player only to be sent flying into deadly spikes or exploded into chunks by all manner of nasty guns.

Roughly translated, the verse in the chapter titled "The Spoils of War" reads, "If the enemy incline toward peace, do thou also incline toward peace, and trust in Allah".

By mid-morning, Ney had moved toward the front with Gazan's brigade and he could see the enemy advancing toward him; still expecting Soult's reinforcements on his flanks, he anticipated an easy victory, like the one three days earlier in which Masséna's force had pounded Hotze's column at Frauenfeld.

Breckinridge attacked on the foggy morning of Aug. 5 and began pushing the enemy back toward the river.

I was blown away when my son told me he wanted to do his sixth grade research project on Japan's human torpedoes, the manned missiles that crashed themselves into enemy ships toward the end of World War II.

The Confederates rolled over the three federal brigades manning the earthworks northwest of the city and drove the enemy back toward town as quickly as Rosecrans threw fresh troops into the fight.