Sentence examples for hearing the enemy from inspiring English sources

Horatio Alger and Audie Murphy — those archetypal "can do" Americans — once again are hearing "the enemy of my enemy is my friend".

If you are adamant on becoming the best gamer in a certain area, then you must have the accessories, the first one that springs to mind, especially if you are playing a shooter, is a Turtle Beach, the ultimate in gaming headsets, it gives you a better experience, and some advantages, like hearing the enemies footsteps, so you know where they are.

When this company's men erupt into the war dance "Khorumi" and drop, ear to the ground, to hear the enemy's approach, it is clear that these are ritual dances with ancient communal roots.

One Japanese officer defending the Gifu wrote in his diary, "I heard the enemy talking in Japanese over a loud speaker.

"Wild 9 was based on a hook I really wanted to try," explains Dave, "where you could grab an enemy and stuff it into its own trap, or hold it in clouds of smoke and hear the enemy cough and splutter, or dangle it off a building.

If you need to hear the enemy, a spot ten feet away is good.

This allows you to hear the enemy's "heartbeat", which tells you when to press the A button.

Have you ever heard the saying, "The enemy of my enemy is my friend"?

We've heard the term "enemy combatants" used to justify indefinite detention without due process, and assassination.

Let's start that unpacking process with racism: That was the first and one of the last times I heard the word "enemy" in battalion.

"What we heard here is worse than what we heard from the enemy, that is, from the NATO spokesman.