Sentence examples for mortal foe from inspiring English sources

The Saudi decision to pull the plug on Morsi has propelled Turkey into the arms of Riyadh's mortal foe: Iran.

Then, finally, think of the box as a mortal foe who must be torn to cardboardy shreds.

But to be a bishop in, say, Nigeria — where Christianity is expanding rapidly, secularism is almost nonexistent, and Islam looks like a mortal foe — means something very different.

Pakistan's army has long represented the central and most crucial part of this country's idea of itself, a symbol of protection against Pakistan's mortal foe, India.

Before shaking the hand of Yasir Arafat, a man he had long considered his mortal foe, he spoke directly to the Palestinian people: "Enough of blood and tears.

Sometimes this means listening to and talking with our enemies and probing gray areas for ways forward to figure out who is truly a mortal foe and who just might become a friend.

But the one-time comrades have long since become mortal foes.

Mr Obama will be accused of acting illegally and of aiding the government of Bashar Assad by attacking his mortal foes.

His mortal foes, America and Britain, had been plotting to tighten the 11-year siege of his regime by making United Nations sanctions "smarter".

Faced with two mortal foes, and an alien creature that turns him, momentarily, evil, Peter Parker soon finds his lovelife as crowded as Raimi's script, which, sadly seems to be geared more to CG spectacle than (spider) sense.

As bees bizz out wi' angry fyke,  When plundering herds assail their byke;  As open pussie's mortal foes,  When, pop! she starts before their nose;  As eager runs the market-crowd,  When "Catch the thief!" resounds aloud;  So Maggie runs, the witches follow,  Wi' mony an eldritch skriech and hollo.