Sentence examples for perfect ally from inspiring English sources

They were ignored.General Franks proved the defence secretary's perfect ally.

The Guinness Book was a perfect ally and an inexhaustible well.

In that endeavor he has a perfect ally in the incandescent Ms. Rowlands.

Yoo was the perfect ally for a White House that wasn't interested in "legal nuance".

Mr. Mubarak has not always been the perfect ally, but American officials say that he is invaluable for his historical perspective and the importance he places on the relationship with the United States and peace with Israel.

But Stokes, a spectator when Alex Hales et al racked up 444-3 iNottinghamam, responded with his murderous best, combining drilled straight drives with meaty heaves over mid-wicket and, as was the case in Cape Town last December during their stand of 399 against South Africa, he found the perfect ally in Bairstow.

It's the immediate, real-time nature of computer systems that makes them perfect allies of an infinitely expanding and pre-emption‑obsessed state.

It's the immediate, real-time nature of computer systems that makes them perfect allies of an infinitely expanding and pre-emption‑obsessed state.

There are no perfect allies, and the pace of change can be frustrating.

Here, way out beyond the farthest eastern frontiers of Byzantium, toward the Indies, fable placed this wealthy, powerful, utopian Christian realm, a perfect potential ally (it was thought) for the Catholic West.

He carried water for the 2008 campaign like a sherpa, even defending Mr McCain's disastrous decision to "suspend his campaign" during the financial crisis: "If the race is between an energetic executive and an indecisive talker, the energetic executive should win".So Mr Kristol was the perfect press ally for Mr McCain.