Sentence examples for future foe from inspiring English sources

But it would help the Americans to best any future foe, especially in a high-intensity conflict.

Coaches frequently call former colleagues during the season, and if their old friend just happened to have faced a future foe, so much the better.

Haye and Chisora, plus Haye's future foe Tyson Fury, are all  expected at ringside to witness a showdown which Klitschko  believes has the potential to be the toughest of his career.

Older songs showed their sources far more clearly than the best of the newer ones, like "Future Foe Scenarios" and "Waste It On," which start with neat patterns that eventually give way to dire, glorious pandemonium.

Even if it succeeds just once or twice, it "would buy time, which is incredibly useful," he says, because scientists and policymakers would better understand their future foe.

While the mid-credits scene only hints at future troubles, the "Hellboy" post-credits scene teases a specific future foe.

In Chicago, Mr. Obama might be mindful of the fact that former rivals can also be future foes.

Now after having passed so many tests, St . Johns is ranked for the first time since 2000 and can officially be called a test itself for future foes.

Note to any future foes of Wonder Woman: lay aside your lethal weapons and try poking her in the funny bone.

It seems Britain's former naval dominance of Asia has been forgiven or forgotten (or perhaps is recalled with admiration), for this forum is where defence types now get together with old friends and future foes.

During a roundtable discussion led by the MFA's Deputy Director General for Strategic Affairs Alon Bar, the MFA's Center for Policy Research gave intelligence briefs on Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Lebanon to further support the argument that these countries could become future foes.