Sentence examples for hereditary enemy from inspiring English sources
But were the generals not fighting for the nation, against the hereditary enemy?
Greece would be foolish to risk a fight with its hereditary enemy.
Within three years he had received a royal commission to proceed against his hereditary enemy, the Earl of Moray.
Although small numbers of them had lived in the country for centuries, they were Cambodia's hereditary enemy.
Armin Heinen, professor of history at Aachen's university, says modern German identity was built on reconciliation with the French Erbfeind, or hereditary enemy.
For centuries, our two countries were rivals, adversaries, even "hereditary enemies".
The Ganda state was organized for war, the Nyoro being its hereditary enemies.
The Brennans and the Buglers are hereditary enemies; for generations their ancestors squabbled over boundaries and grazing rights.
Europe has undergone seismic changes since the new postwar relationship between the former hereditary enemies was sealed by the friendship treaty.
If they had to fight with those who after all had never ceased to be their hereditary enemies, they would fight, and would win, just as at Grunwald in the past.
