Sentence examples for fiercest opponent from inspiring English sources

Once an ally of Mr Saakashvili, she has become his fiercest opponent.

Williams's father and coach, Richard, said injuries were Venus's fiercest opponent.

Hoff is likely to be Adlington's fiercest opponent as she aims for seven Olympic medals in three of Adlington's disciplines.

And when Mr. Houphouët-Boigny's fiercest opponent, Laurent Gbagbo, became president last October, most Ivoirians figured that the bush would, once and for all, reclaim Yamoussoukro.

His fiercest opponent both in the battle and for the attentions of Victoria, a beautiful chambermaid and rebel leader (Marsha Thomason), is snobbish, flinty-eyed Percival (Vincent Regan).

Not everyone saw it that way, notably Robert F Kennedy, attorney general during his elder brother's presidency and the mafia's fiercest opponent.

Among the fiercest opponents, some believe, are the armed forces, which are deeply involved in running state enterprises.

FACT: The fiercest opponents of piano control are — you guessed it — bony-fingered liberal fern-bar quicheheads!..

Even the measure's fiercest opponents were grudgingly predicting passage in the Senate, and probably the House.

Some of the fiercest opponents of drilling on the Front are local ranchers and businessmen who deal with tourists.

The bill's fiercest opponents in the Senate represent Oklahoma and South Carolina—states that would hardly be affected by it.