Sentence examples for have a common foe from inspiring English sources

The fighters have a common foe, but on the ground cooperation is carried out warily.

The different elements have not yet been disaggregated, because they have had a common foe; although vanquished, it can always be revived.

If they had a common foe, it was Riley, who admits in "Forgotten Miracle" that he drove them mercilessly, perhaps too hard.

By having a common foe in western capitalism, which they conveniently blame for all of the world's ills, they have developed a marriage of convenience against the odds.

EVEN when America and Russia have pinpointed a common foe, cold-war rivalry can still rear its ugly head.

The assembly's first act was to abolish the monarchy that had become a common foe of both the Maoists and the other parties.

Agenda 21 has become a common foe for conservative state legislators, with lawmakers in several states pushing outright bans or resolutions denouncing the moves.

Pop music and the government rarely work as partners, but Orange County rocker Jennifer Corday has found that a common foe has a way of bringing even longtime antagonists together.

However, as of this morning, the two parties have a new common foe -- Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson.

All have the Islamic State as a common foe, but, individually, they back different factions among the various armed groups in Syria.

But now, it seems, City Hall's two most recent occupants have successfully combined to vanquish a common foe: plastic foam.