Sentence examples for greatest foe from inspiring English sources

Dwyane Wade's greatest foe on the court cannot be seen, touched, quantified or eradicated.

In his quest to overtake Spitz, lethargy is perhaps his greatest foe.

Mr Obama may this week embrace Israel's greatest foe, Iran, by agreeing on the outline for a nuclear deal.

"But let's not forget that the US is the EU's greatest foe in trade negotiations whether it is liberal Britain or protectionist France".

The Stevenson camp was trying to use an unorthodox media strategy to attack the man they saw as their greatest foe, just as politicians today use social media to bypass traditional gatekeepers and influence public opinion.

The Springboks are seeded to meet the All Blacks a week on Saturday and while their recent record against their greatest foe is far from encouraging – two wins in the last dozen outings – it is really not worth asking them if they think they can reverse the trend.

But on Thursday, Mr. Pelosi's own father became one of his greatest foes.

The setting was thereby curious, with Hibs' followers packed into three sides of the home of their greatest foes.

The current relationship between Mets fans and one of their greatest foes is reminiscent of the high regard that Brooklyn Dodgers boosters always held for Stan Musial, despite watching him pound their pitchers season after season.

Betsy Andreu, the stay-at-home mother of three who for years was among Lance Armstrong's greatest foes, on Friday finally let the whirlwind of the past 24 hours sink in.

Momcilo Veljkovic was one of Marko Milosevic's greatest foes here in his hometown, opposing his thuggish control, even at the cost of two severe beatings from Marko, Slobodan Milosevic's son, and his friends.