Sentence examples for inherited enemy from inspiring English sources

He changed the relations between his country and her inherited enemy, Germany, by concluding a pact of friendship.

He continued that his inherited enemies "divided into those who hated anyone called Waugh, and those who hated anyone who seemed well connected, with an unfair advantage in life".

In service of that theme, Mr. Bush invoked the values of Midland and boasted that he would come to Washington without inherited enemies and with "no stake in the bitter arguments of the last few years".

However, the new masters of Mattau also inherited their enemies, with both Favorlang and Tirosen expressing hostility towards the VOC in the wake of their victory.

In some families children inherit their enemies along with their teething rings.

The Kremlin's escalation of it is an extreme example of another Soviet habit Mr Putin has inherited: using foreign enemies as scapegoats and tools in domestic politics.

Roque, who inherited his father's enemies, traveled in Europe before entering politics in the 1870s.

So far as financial markets were concerned, the wisest thing he did in either of his terms was probably to make a hash of his first two years.Since then, much as with Tony Blair in Britain (so far), Mr Clinton's greatest fiscal achievement has been to avoid doing damage to the fundamentally healthy economy he inherited from his political enemies.

On one hand, we're iconoclasts, fierce lovers of liberty, enemies of inherited privilege.

I inherited two of the worst enemies of mankind: tuberculosis and mental illness.

And they inherit their parents' enemies.