Sentence examples for notable enemy from inspiring English sources

One such notable enemy included Nymphidius Sabinus, who claimed to be the son of Emperor Caligula.

In a business known for feuds and back-biting, Mr. Parsons is notable for how few enemies he has accumulated.

During the War of 1812 most of the Dakota and Ojibwe sided with the British though at various times some aided the Americans or took the opportunity to attack enemy tribes (a notable American loyalist was the Dakota chief Tamaha, or "Rising Moose," an admirer of Pike, who joined the U.S. army at Saint Louis).

Between you and the lost crown lie a handful of new enemies the most notable of which are the tricky Black Drakeblood Knights that parry your attacks with ease and the grotesque draconic reptiles The Imperfect.

They include a former prime minister and his bitter enemy, Nawaz Sharif, and a notable cricketer-turned-politician, Imran Khan.

There have been acres of print devoted to the strike, some of it notable, such as Seumas Milne's The Enemy Within.

Terence Stamp's somnolent turn as Siegfried, an agent for KAOS — an enemy agency — with no notable kinks other than a love of Beethoven, only adds a touch of nostalgia for real Terence Stamp performances.

Instead, it helped drive Israeli politics farther to the right, gave fuel to Israel's enemies and brought no notable censure on Hamas.

Each level contains many identical groups of enemies, making these games notable for their repetition.

In the late 9th century Alfonso III 866 9100) took advantage of internal dissension in Islamic Spain to plunder enemy territory and to seize notable strongholds such as Porto.

And who else would stick at it for 23 years, grafting away to little notable effect (apart from making a stonking enemy of Tony Blair)?