Sentence examples for oldest enemies from inspiring English sources

Which of America's oldest enemies will parachute into view next?

The story sees one of Spidey's oldest enemies, the Chameleon, trying to stop Obama being inaugurated.

South African victories would give England cause for encouragement, whereas Australian wins would emphasise how wide the gulf still is between cricket's oldest enemies.

And he is doing so just as one of the fugitive's oldest enemies, former Attorney General Janet Reno, is considering running for governor of Florida.

For the English, the tapestry will always represent the dilemma of how to rub along with our closest allies and oldest enemies across the sea: to live under their rules, or to go it alone.

20 Inquiry Revived in Miami United States representative, Dan Burton, is reviving a case against a Florida county commissioner who fled the country during a sex-and-drugs scandal, just as one of the commissioner's oldest enemies, former Attorney General Janet Reno, is considering running for governor.

Arsène's coat – that most famous coat in British football – is his closest companion, his oldest enemy.

We fret about China flexing its military muscles, yet we sell missiles to its oldest enemy.

Even Mr. Giuliani's old enemies offered praise.

Even his old enemies had become ardent supporters.

But we must not forget our old enemies either.