Sentence examples for is a foe from inspiring English sources

What's more, the new owner of the smaller Friday-night Bundesliga package is a foe Sky will happily tolerate.

Even the state's treasurer, Andrew Constance, is a foe of the marine park in his electorate – the Batemans Marine Park.

Figuring out who is a friend and who is a foe in Pakistan is something of a fine art.

Though close to the palace, Mr Samak is a foe of General Prem Tinsulanonda, the king's chief adviser and, Thaksinites allege, mastermind of the coup.Many parties, old and new, are contesting the election.

"There's only one place to get the money to do everything we do with these products," said Norse Blazzard, a lawyer who pioneered variable annuities in the mid-1960's and is a foe of the new bonus versions.

Of the many things that The Gruffalo is about we might single out such questions as how do we deal with fear; how do we deal with things or people we might view as dangerous; how do we recognise who is a friend and who is a foe.

"John Robert was as tenacious a friend as he was a foe," Mr. Clinton said.

MM: I think part of the beauty of being a FOE Berktern is that each summer, there are different projects on the proverbial table.

In the cold war, it was a foe of communism but also deplored the "non-freedom" of pro-Western regimes, from Chile to South Africa.

If it's a foe, he must send a warning.

Erosion has always been a foe, and climate change has exacerbated its effects.