Sentence examples for fellow opponent from inspiring English sources

In 1928, Darrow wrote to a fellow opponent of capital punishment opposing Prohibition.

Heaton-Harris had told the undercover activist that he and the rival Corby candidate, climate change sceptic James Delingpole, would meet energy minister John Hayes, a fellow opponent of windfarms.

"I feel that my business lies in the gutter," said Shaftesbury, "and I have not the least intention to get out of it". Both Wilberforce and Shaftesbury considered themselves Burkean conservatives; Wilberforce was a friend of Burke's and a fellow opponent of the French revolution's wild-eyed utopianism.

Strong in that he achieved his aim of a new face at defence, partly neutralising a future row over the nuclear deterrent by putting a fellow opponent of Trident in charge.

If anything, he finds some unlikely kinship with a fellow opponent of underpaying streaming services.

So Russia is perfectly willing to accept a fellow opponent to the US in its warm embrace (and stick their thumb in America's eye).

And among those exerting that pressure will be Mr. Andrews's fellow opponents of the Iraq war.

Fellow opponents quickly seized on Heritage's new study, and supporters of the bill, including Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, disputed it.

By the end of last week the ad appeared to have backfired on both MoveOn.org and fellow opponents of the war in Iraq — and on The Times.

One of Bermudez's fellow opponents, Octavio Ortega, the president of the Foundation for the Development of the Municipalities of Rivas, a town close to the canal route on the Pacific portion, has been organizing marches against the canal.

Mr. Kagan and fellow opponents railed against Westway, saying it would generate more traffic and degrade the environment; a decisive blow to the project came from concern about its impact on striped bass in the Hudson.