Sentence examples for foe from from inspiring English sources

(I'd also recommend, as sort of companion piece, listening to the episode featuring Arthur Scargill, Thatcher's bitter foe from the National Union of Mineworkers.

The change of foe from the pound for pound champ to one of team Alpha Male's primates has been as close to seamless as possible given the circumstances.

The strongest, termed the "chest," closed with the enemy to pin him down while two "horns" raced out to encircle and attack the foe from behind.

He infuses the examination of Hallam's emotional disorder with enough macabre and comical touches to prevent "Mister Foe" from sliding into the clinical sensationalism of the case study.

There is consensus that Iraqi security forces are becoming increasingly effective at domestic counterinsurgency but could hardly stand up to a conventional foe from outside the nation's borders.

Mr. Bush praised his foe from the primaries, saying of Mr. McCain, "His straight talk and strong convictions are admired across America".

That will not stop his foes from branding the warrior a warmonger.

The lawmakers praised it as a security precaution that would prevent China and other perceived foes from stealing technology secrets.

Federal threat assessments are sometimes kept secret to prevent foes from gaining possibly useful information from them.

For decades, owners, commissioners and organizers, from baseball to boxing to basketball, have sued to prevent foes from grabbing stars away.

For example, goblins hang the skin of conquered foes from towers, a gnarly detail the brothers got from a book on the Assyrians that Zach recommended.