Sentence examples for principal enemies from inspiring English sources

The principal enemies of penguins at sea are the leopard seal and the killer whale (orca).

But the principal enemies of peace and justice in the world today are not hare-coursing baronets, but rapacious multinational corporations and their political emissaries.

Last week, at the Partisan Review conference, David Prycitednes cited a poll published by Le Figaro on April 2 asking, "Who are the principal enemies of France in the world?" Just under a third of respondents said, "The U.S.A".

The bizarre, extreme behavior of the Republicans now in charge of the House of Representatives reveals itself most strikingly in those it has chosen as its principal enemies — Boehner and his counterpart in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, now the Majority Leader.

You left your dog, you idiots!" Later, Zissou talks to his rival, played by Jeff Goldblum, who perhaps prefers cats: In "Fantastic Mr. Fox," one of our hero's principal enemies is Spitz, again a beagle, who may or may not be German.

Essex's precipitous and unwelcome return — still mud-spattered, he burst in upon the Queen, threw himself at her feet, and ranted wildly about those who hated him — gave his principal enemies at court, the Queen's chief minister, Robert Cecil, and her courtier, Walter Ralegh, the opportunity they had long sought.

Boredom was the principal enemy, with no in-car entertainment to speak of.

And all have the same target: the United States".So Muslim extremism is America's principal enemy.

He then applied himself to the task of settling accounts with Mitanni, the principal enemy of his immediate predecessors.

The Nouvelle Droite was fractured, in the nineteen-nineties, by disagreements over what constituted the principal enemy of European identity.

No doubt most readers of this book will come away with the conclusion that our principal enemy in all this is ourselves.