Sentence examples for onetime foe from inspiring English sources
He praised several players acquired by Isiah Thomas, his onetime foe.
Trump visited Cruz's home city to boost momentum for his onetime foe on the first day of early voting in Texas.
Thanks to the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, the casino owner Sheldon Adelson, a onetime foe of your former husband, was able to funnel millions into Newt Gingrich's campaign.
Now, in the final weeks of the 2010 midterm campaign, Mr. Clinton is stumping hard to help his onetime foe — and has emerged as one of the most important defenders of President Obama's Congressional majorities.
Independent booksellers have even been forced into the novel position of hoping that their onetime foe, Barnes & Noble, survives so that it can serve as a bulwark against Amazon.
HOUSTON — President Trump rallied support for his onetime foe Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex). on Monday, burying a bitter, "nasty" feud with a man that he long referred to as "Lyin' Ted" during the 2016 presidential primary campaign.
The reversals by Mr. Trump's onetime foes are as revealing as they are glaring.
McCain has onetime foes staunchly on his side, as Biden used the most personal terms possible to describe his respect for the ailing senator.
The idea is to demonstrate that if they -- onetime foes who have every reason to remain bitter -- can make peace, so can thousands of other Colombians now locked in the 37th year of increasingly senseless and brutal fighting.
The Sudanese government, joined by many of its onetime foes who see the court's looming arrest warrant as a mortal threat to the country, is scrambling to determine exactly how much it needs to concede to survive.
The rap superstars Jay-Z and Nas, who hurled bitter insults at each other in rhyme for years in one of rap's most prominent feuds, have reached a deal that would formalize their much-publicized recent truce and transform the two onetime foes into business partners, according to music industry executives involved in the arrangement.
