Sentence examples for fearsome enemies from inspiring English sources

In it you played the role of a ninja, fighting fearsome enemies with ninjutsu moves, weapons, specialist skills and objects.

He is equally at ease describing the hors d'oeuvres at an embassy party and the Soviet spy schools where recruits are taught to undermine the West but quickly discover that more fearsome enemies lie in the next cot or cubicle.

Obama did not specify which moderate Syrian rebel forces we will count as our allies, and why such a partnership will work out better than similar ones have in other war zones, where our former client forces have turned into our most fearsome enemies.

It has great and fearsome enemies of Israel, Moab and Midian, reduced to hiring a professional curser, Bilaam, against the Israelites, but who just can't seem to get it right.

I also want to draw attention to the need for a global and more Union-oriented will, especially in relation to soil, because using subsidiarity as the only method for managing soil or woodland could be one of the new, fearsome enemies of biodiversity.

Sand is everywhere, a fearsome enemy, surrounding the town and advancing several metres a year.

Many lives have been lost and a great deal of money spent struggling against a fearsome enemy.

Instead of aliens, the most fearsome enemy seems to be the elements, as battled by George Clooney in "The Perfect Storm".

Hannibal, described by Livy as "by far the best soldier" ever to set foot on a battlefield, acquired a reputation as Rome's most fearsome enemy.

The Mail has long been regarded as the most fearsome enemy a politician can make, but this row has made it look foolish.First a well-received conference speech; then the defanging of the Mail.

Scientists also now know a tremendous amount about the stinkbug's most fearsome enemy back home: the samurai wasp, which deposits its eggs inside those of the stinkbug, leaving its larvae to emerge and consume their host.