Sentence examples for make foes from inspiring English sources
Indeed, several centrist Democrats worry that a flawed deal may well be in the offing, pushed by a Secretary of State, John Kerry, who puts extraordinary faith in his ability to make foes see reason, and a president who has set red lines in the past and then failed to enforce them.
But already he has made foes.
Rather than making foes more intelligent, Prototype simply keeps adding more and more of them.
Mr Kadyrov was also recently said to have made foes among the Russian forces occupying Chechnya, by muscling in on some of their lucrative scams.The bomb exploded under the VIP stand of a stadium in which Mr Kadyrov was watching a parade to celebrate Victory Day, the anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945.
They thought our shock-and-awe war would change America's image, adding some muscularity that would make Arab foes cower and the world bow down to the U.S. as an unassailable hyperpower.
Mr. Fishel handles Ford's language with care and infuses Orgilus with a quiet, seething intensity that makes you believe in his implacable need either to regain his love or make his foe suffer the consequences.
They made their foes the friends of their critics -- and they made the populist threat a self-fulfilling prophecy.
And in a possible reference to Trump's meeting in Helsinki with Vladimir Putin Monday, Frans Timmermans, first vice-president of the European Commission, tweeted: "Calling your best friends foes only makes your real foes happy.
But it is also possible that their efforts were far less sinister than Mr. Spitzer's foes make them sound — that they were aimed chiefly at transparency by bringing to light records that should have been public all along.
The settings and scenarios in-game look familiar as well; trench runs, Tatooine, Millennium Falcon cockpit, the icy plains of Hoth (where Han looks suspiciously under-dressed), and many more locales, pals and old foes make an appearance.
The alternative is to make our political foes feel ostracized and left out in the cold, allowing their more extreme opinions to only fester further in resentment and isolation.
