Sentence examples for making allies of from inspiring English sources

Various mouths, hands, feet and wings convey different abilities, perhaps singing or dancing (for making allies of other species) or biting or clawing (for fighting).

Here's a partial list from a career where everything but his yen for public service -- which he wryly traces to "an aberrant gene" -- and his knack for making allies of politicians (Cuomo and Dukakis come to mind) evolved serendipitously.

The US needs to find a way to obliterate ISIL while making allies of Muslims, in general.

Make allies of them before it is too late.Such sweeping changes may cause fear.

And in order to get them there, we need to make allies of them.

But whatever the means, the incident has made allies of Ms. Eller, often derided as an enemy of modern paganism, and Ms. Noble, its defender.

The Workers Defense Project has made allies of many who dislike being undercut by what they call "low-road contractors" — for instance, those that do not provide workers' compensation.

How will we keep territory we win and make allies of the people we have just been blowing to the dark ages they never quite left?

That has made the entire sweep of the couple's troubled marriage and divorce an open book in court, in a way that has made allies of powerful groups that have not always seen eye to eye.

Reach out to the centre, not your existing supporters; make allies of your young backbenchers; surround yourself with more big brains; strive for authenticity, or at least the appearance of it.

"Property rights are held to be near-sacred," Ms. Cohen said, "but the abuses of eminent domain are so legion that the issue has made allies of people on opposite ends of the political spectrum".