Sentence examples for facing enemies from inspiring English sources

Together, all this means today's gaming powerhouses are facing enemies on all sides.

They worry that a new government in Afghanistan might be hostile to Pakistan, leaving the country facing enemies on two borders.

It also has a classic hero – Christopher Tietjens is the last gentlemen in an England going to the dogs, facing enemies at home and abroad, an anachronism clinging to noble ideals in an age of hypocrisy and materialism.

We are facing enemies foreign and domestic.

When facing enemies, the player can either use melee and combo attacks at close range to take out foes or can opt to use weapons.

Ten years ago, Iran faced enemies to the east and west in the shape of the Taliban in Afghanistan and Saddam Hussein in Iraq.

After a brief flirtation with the idea that the world might be safe after the cold war, many policy wonks have decided that America will always face enemies.

That Israel faces enemies who would destroy it clearly has no claim on their conscience.

We often hear that Israel has no choice since it faces enemies who want to destroy it.

"It is neither independent, nor is it any kind of deterrent because we face enemies like the Taliban and al Qaeda, who cannot be deterred by nuclear weapons".

Spinning out of G.I. Joe #50 and set in the same continuity, the series presented more intense violence and a more ambiguous morality than the main title, and the Joes faced enemies who were not related to Cobra.