Sentence examples for longtime enemy from inspiring English sources

And speaking of Benazir - Imran Khan's longtime enemy - what's happened to his own political aspirations?

Its longtime enemy, Germany, had ended years of division and was again the most populous country west of Russia.

Its other longtime enemy, the United States, has had its diplomatic and military clout severely diminished by this war.

Scientists are edging closer to defeating a longtime enemy of human health: hemophilia, the inability to form blood clots.

But the American-led ouster of Saddam Hussein in Iraq, Iran's neighbor and longtime enemy, has complicated matters.

When Maggie Tulliver's father vengefully whips his longtime enemy, Ms Edmundson has the distraught Maggie hanging on to the end of the whip.

The hero has lost his ring and one of his longtime enemies has replaced him.

India and Pakistan are longtime enemies, and each typically blames the other for every woe.

In Kinmen, the locals took the rapprochement one step further, trading directly and clandestinely with their longtime enemies.

And its members, announced by Mr Karzai, include many longtime enemies of the Taliban with whom they may refuse to parley.

But its success depends on the cooperation of longtime enemies who must now work together in a unity government tasked with lifting Zimbabwe out of ruin.