Sentence examples for prominent enemy from inspiring English sources

Kara-Murza took Vladimir Bukovsky, a prominent enemy of the KGB who spent 12 years in Soviet labour camps and psychiatric facilities, to New York last year.

Mr. Espada has long been a colorful political figure and the most prominent enemy of the Bronx Democratic Party organization for years.

Unable to confront the superior Seljuq armies directly, the Nizārīs instead waged a stealth campaign, dispatching devotees known as fedāʾīs to infiltrate the households of prominent enemy figures and kill them.

Not all senior officials in Mr. Karzai's government have fully endorsed negotiations with such prominent enemies as Mr. Hekmatyar.

The Israelis, like the British during the Mandate, often destroy the homes of prominent enemies, usually by bulldozer in the occupied West Bank.

However, Gianturco's statements are backed up by one of his more prominent enemies.

Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee shot back on Thursday at recent claims made by Glenn Beck that he is a "progressive," a word that the conservative radio host often uses to describe some of his most prominent enemies.

The comedian has become one of Trump's most prominent enemies after the comedian tweeted a photo of herself posing with a fake severed head made to look like Trump.

Women direct armies, defeat prominent enemies, save communities from genocide, give birth to God, fund Jesus' ministry, sit at his feet as disciples, and are the first witnesses and preachers of the resurrection.

Until last week, when George Clooney excoriated the Daily Mail for fabricating a story about his future mother-in-law, the newspaper's most prominent sworn enemy was Hugh Grant.

By Lauren Collins July 14 , 2014Until last week, when George Clooney excoriated the Daily Mail for fabricating a story about his future mother-in-law, the newspaper's most prominent sworn enemy was Hugh Grant.