Sentence examples for great foe from inspiring English sources

Another great foe has been Rafa Benítez.

His other great foe was a slightly less saintly figure with whom he shared six fights.

After all, the mandarin monster dies because his great foe, Linus Roache's Aufidius, calls him "boy," unforgivably exposing his lifelong failure to stand up to his mother.

In the centre of Baghdad is a monument to the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq whichwhich Saddam Hussein started, with encouragement from the Americans, who wanted him to destroy their great foe, the Ayatollah Khomeini.

The only non-Muggle settlement in Britain, Harry's plans to visit in third book The Prisoner of Azkaban are initially stymied by that great foe of all students: an unsigned permission slip.

"Salmanovitch," I have since learned, was Koestler's rendition into Russian of "Solomonovitch," the surname of an Israeli-Jewish editor he had known, and a great foe of the Jabotinsky-Begin ultranationalists...

Even so, fans will relish the prospect of seeing two great foes once more facing each other over the board.

The Giants and the Jets need a victory because of their poor starts, not because they are great foes.

In his acceptance speech, Bush noted that his father's generation had been called upon to fight epic battles against great foes.

By 1913, the Giants began a decade of sharing their home, the Polo Grounds, with the Red Sox' great foes, the Yankees, who won the first of their record 27 championships in their new stadium in the Bronx in 1923.

Other great foes that make for great costume opportunities could be The Riddler, Catwoman, Poison Ivy, Two-Face, the Penguin, Mr. Freeze, or Bane.