Sentence examples for historical enemy from inspiring English sources

Political expediency aside, partnering with the historical enemy of the Greeks "is the risky way to go, not the safe way," Mr. Parlamis acknowledged.

"Pakistan is our historical enemy and wants us to never live in peace," said Noor Mohammad, one of the wounded worshipers, who was covered in blood minutes after the attack in Kabul.

Against this backdrop, the United States, the North's great historical enemy, has emerged as the world's sole superpower, and one increasingly willing to move against nations it sees as threats.

The impulse to implicate Pakistan is of course understandable: the past is replete with examples of Pakistani and Indian intelligence agencies working to destabilise the historical enemy across the border.

So the destruction has both lost Vietnam any moral advantage and suggested more may be going on than simple patriotism turned on a historical enemy.In this section The path to the throne A Hatta trick Assailed from all sides Farmed out Force majeure ReprintsFarther to the south, photographs have shown China engaged in filling in the sea at the Johnson South Reef, in the Spratly chain of islands.

The policy of economically tying the region with Chinese economy even extended to historical enemy Vietnam, where Chinese FDI reached over $2.3 billion.

But Zuroff, who is a descendant of Lithuanian Jews, and Vanagaitė were also historical enemies.

"The growers and distillers of tequila are historical enemies," said Robert Denton, an American tequila importer.

This shows how, through well-aimed efforts and by building up mutual confidence, historical enemies can become close partners.

The packages were addressed to historical enemies of Muslims from the Crusades and the Inquisition, using out-of-date addresses of Jewish institutions in Chicago.

While Perry and the pacemakers play drums, the Gulf's Sunni-led monarchies, historical enemies of revolutionary Shia Iran, are on acoustic guitar.