Sentence examples for facing a common enemy from inspiring English sources

We are facing a common enemy and we should join hands to defeat the enemy".

They convey the confusion, anger and pain perpetrated by Bryant's treatment, and the camaraderie forged out of facing a common enemy.

Earlier this month the Rwandan government denied sending its own troops to help track down these rebels, but the two governments admit to facing a common enemy.Last year, Rwanda moved thousands of civilians into specially created settlements in order to give its troops a freer hand to clean out the interahamwe.

'I do not think you can say Israel and Hamas will become friends, this will never happen, but now they are facing a common enemy'.

"I do not think you can say Israel and Hamas will become friends, this will never happen, but now they are facing a common enemy".

But both Apple and Samsung face a common enemy: the tide of manufacturers that produce dirt-cheap Android phones.

At an official memorial ceremony, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon asserted that Israel and the United States faced a common enemy.

The two camps face a common enemy in the A.C.L.U., which opposes all single-sex public education.

He said that he had a message for Obama: Syria, as a secular state, and the United States faced a common enemy in Al Qaeda and Islamic extremism.

He implied later that gentile Poles both couldn't do much, and wouldn't, to help the Jews they still distrusted, even though they faced a common enemy.

As Turkey has supported the rebels within Syria, the perception has arisen that Mr. Assad's government and the P.Y.D., which is viewed suspiciously by other Kurdish factions, have coordinated to face a common enemy in Turkey.