One teacher said that she had been working with kids on a story that contained words too archaic for them to recognize -- words like "foe".
Those who believe in man-made global warming, like FoE, either deny this or think it irrelevant over such a relatively short period of time, when the longer-term trend in temperatures is clearly upwards.
In words like "foe," "toast," "scream," and "bait," the vowel sound is determined by the first vowel, not the second.
The debate within academia is (or should be) are we the next RIAA, refusing to accept the change that our Napster-like foe (the above mentioned operations) is bringing?
There's the level in which you dress as a Goomba, and stealthily creep past the other unsuspecting mushroom-like foes, or the one in which you role-play as a cannon, spitting bullets back at antagonist Bowser's minions.
This time, the Lips take inspiration from the Starburst-colored world of Japanese anime, as the black-belt heroine Yoshimi battles with Goliath-like foes amid Cat Stevens melodies, pulsing Ms. Pac-Man beats, heart-tugging symphonic interludes, and the occasional swell of canned applause.
Pleased, the fresh packs on cloth of green they see, And seizing, handle with preluding glee; They draw, they sit, they shuffle, cut and deal, Like friends assembled, but like foes to feel.
If you're gonna stay like foes forever you may not as well have a happy ending.
He has a pathological need to get the better of everybody, be they friends like Britain, foes like North Korea, or hapless golf partners.
That sounds less like a foe to be found among the Germanic tribes of early medieval Europe than like the fell hosts of Sauron, riding forth from Mordor with the dreaded Nazgûl leading the way on their winged steeds.
Rather than a political leader (much less a demagogue like his foe, the black nationalist Marcus Garvey), Du Bois was a scholar activist, a brilliant general of words who marshaled battalions of ideas and facts with his prolific pen.
