Sentence examples for prime adversary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zalay's lawyer, Mr. Aretakis, has been a prime adversary of the diocese.

"I'm not the guy that you kill!" he shouts at his prime adversary, a corporate lawyer played by Tilda Swinton.

I've seen you work hard and try your best to get along with certain sworn enemies, math of course being the prime adversary.

In the long run, the best hope for gun control advocates is the changing demographic make-up of the membership of their prime adversary, the National Rifle Association.

"These are gangster capitalists," Ngoasheng's prime adversary and former prison mate, Soto Ndukwana (pronounced in-doo-KWA-na), said to me at the time of the judgment.

The British Royal House faced a serious problem during the First World War because of its blood ties to the ruling family of Germany, Britain's prime adversary in the war.

Over on the conservative side the president of the American Family Association, the Rev. Donald Wildmon, pretty much agreed with Mr. Neas -- normally one of his prime adversaries -- that the squabbling had subsided for the time being.

Chinese and American analysts said Saturday that the visit by Vice Marshal Choe, a member of Mr. Kim's inner circle, showed that North Korea was rattled by the prospect of China's moving toward North Korea's prime adversaries in the coming month — the United States and South Korea.

Bush's legacy was a corrupt, authoritarian, and sectarian state, friendly with Iran and Syria, Washington's prime adversaries in the Middle East.

Other targets include prime Russian multilateral adversaries like Nato and the Office of Security Cooperation in Europe.

The Tories bowed out of the seat to give her a free run against Labour, and Lloyd George, the prime minister, her old adversary in the halcyon days of the suffragettes, wrote her a warm message of government support.