Sentence examples for making allies from inspiring English sources

"The Shah made the mistake of not making allies, he failed to keep people satisfied.

But now it seems the rebels are rapidly gaining momentum — and making allies along the way.

Entergy Nuclear, the owner of the plant, has been very skillful at making allies and enlisting supporters.

Dr. Watson has made himself a force in science through vigorous social interaction -- selecting scientists, setting directions, raising money, making allies and enemies.

But by making allies and choosing partners they have demonstrated that they are at least as canny as the average campaigning politician.

Yet President Bush and Senator Edward Kennedy, heads of their respective clans, are practical politicians accustomed to making allies where they find them.

Also, the Syrian opposition is more disjointed and dispersed than Libya's, making allied efforts to coordinate with the rebels more difficult, a senior NATO official said.

A stage magician called Tommy Trent is travelling to the western front after being asked to devise a means of making allied aircraft invisible to the enemy.

He made allies out of natural enemies.

They make allies and then forsake them.

But shared hardships don't necessarily make allies.