Sentence examples for historic enemy from inspiring English sources

Among its staunchest supporters is also one of the most surprising, its historic enemy, Poland.

When that didn't work, the American government supported Ethiopia, Somalia's historic enemy, when it invaded.

This time, many Somalis say they welcome anyone who can get the Shabab out, even their historic enemy, the Ethiopians.

The move has been widely condemned here as an opportunity for Ethiopia, Somalia's historic enemy, to meddle in its affairs.

He knows that, all along, the Turks had to fight Persia, which had almost the status of historic enemy.

But the immediate spark for the protest was a deal to export natural gas through Chile, a historic enemy.

These tribes, historic enemies of the Kashmiris, were inherited by Pakistan when she became independent.

Since then, North Korea has been reaching out simultaneously to South Korea, the United States and Japan, North Korea's three historic enemies.

This scrupulous honesty and fairness toward Israel's historic enemies is a triumph of humanity.

The alliance has received support from India and Russia, historic enemies of Pakistan.

Just hours before announcing Chávez's death, Maduro gave a bracing, combative speech, blaming Chávez's illness on his "historic enemies".