Sentence examples for favourite enemy from inspiring English sources
"He is my favourite enemy," says Vieira in the film of Keane.
How better to please Murdoch, the Telegraph and Associated, than by lambasting and threatening their favourite enemy, the BBC?
Who knows, perhaps entertainment bosses were simultaneously weeping into their champagne and plotting new action against their favourite enemy.
His task was to replicate this success in all 41 of the European countries where anti-globalisers' favourite enemy operates.So far Mr Hennequin is doing well.
In 2013, Rupert Murdoch tweeted about his favourite enemy, the BBC: "huge lack of balance in UK media with 8,000 BBC left wing journalists far outnumbering all national print journalists".
"Steven Gerrard is for sure one of my favourite enemies – an enemy with all the good feeling I can express with that word in football.
Clegg was on supremely relaxed form as he cracked jokes about his political opponents, taunted his favourite cabinet enemy Theresa May and rallied to the defence of the prime minister's hairdresser Lino Carbosiero who was awarded an MBE in the New Year's Honours list: Typical attacks on someone who is successfully delivering cuts – there is my pun of the day.
Rupert first travelled to the Royal court in exile at St Germain but found it still dominated by the Queen and her favourite, Rupert's enemy Digby.
There was the throne of King Ghézo, who ruled from 1818 to 1858, mounted on the skulls of four enemies, his favourite drinking vessel made from, naturally, a human skull, and the royal spittoon, whose bearer, should he lose his grip, lost his head which, presumably, could then be recycled into a useful household item.
The Trans Pacific Partnership, of which Trudeau is a tacit supporter and Clinton was a tentative enemy, is a favourite punching bag of Trump's.
