Sentence examples for frequent foe from inspiring English sources

"I saw firsthand his extraordinary competence and calm," recalled Mark Green, the city's public advocate and a frequent foe.

When Rogers, a frequent foe of the prince, was bidding to redesign the Royal Opera House, he believes the prince wrecked his chances using covert pressure.

In The Legend of Zelda series, giant spiders are a frequent foe.

In the evening's co-main event, bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz successfully defended his title against frequent foe Urijah Faber.

City Councilman Bernard Parks, one of the council's most fiscally conservative members and a frequent foe of union-backed initiatives, said he would support a motion to bring city policy more in line with state law.

These two sides have been frequent foes at the business end of competitions, notably in last season's Premiership final, and selected strong squads in the bid to secure silverware.

Considering the targets, many have expressed concern that this could be a coordinated attack on Democrats and the media, frequent foes of President Donald Trump and his supporters.

My favorite sleuths are, like me, flawed and curious in an often dark, confusing and fallen world, where, as Meacham noted, "murder and betrayal and treason are constant threats and frequent foes".

Soon after, Mr. Bloomberg visited the factory of Martin Greenfield, an industry legend who has dressed everyone from Bill Clinton to Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a frequent political foe of the mayor's.

The NTH analyses indicate that high strength C-SMFs satisfy the acceptance criteria (including the interstory drift angle) specified in FEMA-350 and ASCE 7-10 for Immediate Occupancy, Life Safety, and Collapse Prevention performance levels when subjected to the frequent occurrence earthquake (FOE), design basis earthquake (DBE), and maximum considered earthquake (MCE), respectively.

His writing has made him a frequent target from ideological foes who accuse him of excusing terrorism or making false comparisons between, for example, Western governments' drone strikes, and terrorist attacks like the one in Boston.