Sentence examples for friendly enemy from inspiring English sources

"Germans were classed as enemy aliens, but people like us were officially called friendly enemy aliens.

Although they had been welcomed to Britain as Jewish refugee children, they now fell under the peculiar category of "friendly enemy aliens".

At the outbreak of World War II in September of that year, he was classified by the British government as a "friendly enemy alien"; Hungary was not at war with Britain but was not an ally.

In 1940 he was given a place at the London School of Economics, but with the fall of France, he was interned at Huyton Camp, Liverpool, along with hundreds of other "friendly enemy aliens", many of whom, like him, went on to have distinguished careers in their adopted country.

This is my friendly enemy, Avi Spivak, holding up the latest issue of his zine, Human Being Lawnmower.

They swap stories about the storms of '38 and '47 and '50 as if those cyclonic bad dreams were old friendly enemies.

Yet set against the backdrop of events in Paris, it was a match loaded with importance, seen as a symbolic meeting of two nations who have always been friendly enemies.

The story of two young American men in Spain — a naval officer and a businessman — and the young Spanish women they meet depends inextricably on the politics that they encounter with their new friends, and friends of friends, and friendly enemies, and just plain enemies.

The story of two young American men in Spain a naval officer and a businessman and the young Spanish women they meet depends inextricably on the politics that they encounter with their new friends, and friends of friends, and friendly enemies, and just plain enemies.

Kitaro helps solve yokai-related problems, often caused by his rodent yokai-friendly enemy, Nezumi Otoko.

The South Korean forces were subsequently hit with friendly and enemy fire, and in the confusion the 19th Infantry attempted to block the South Koreans from advancing, thinking them enemy forces.