Sentence examples for longtime foe from inspiring English sources
Price is a staunch and longtime foe of abortion rights.
"As candidate Obama said, we need change," said Mr. Daly, a longtime foe of Mr. Newsom's.
Its president, David Bossie, is a former Congressional aide and a longtime foe of the Clintons.
8b53fc5d-ce89-4c92-8585-1134c878ee39 When a new Congress convenes next month, Wall Street will lose a longtime foe.
He has to be better than his longtime foe – thus the change in title from "Amazing" Spider-Man to "Superior".
Pakistani officials have suggested several possibilities for who was responsible for the attack, including Pakistan's longtime foe, India.
A longtime foe of pet projects known as earmarks, Mr. McCain said he would stop such spending.
The attack harked back to the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, a longtime foe of Mr. Assad's, in a car bombing in 2005.
That was not the only contentious N.C.A.A. tournament game between the longtime foes.
The Chamorro family, longtime foes of Mr. Ortega, come in for heavy scrutiny in his media.
The night turned into a rare bipartisan lovefest, despite the presence of bitter longtime foes.
