Sentence examples for remaining enemies from inspiring English sources

Next door, in Southeast Asia, the Russians & the Chinese were still allied against the U.S. while remaining enemies in almost every other matter.

The two car bombs that exploded in Baghdad on Monday suggest that Saddam Hussein's capture may not have any effect on our remaining enemies in Iraq.

Fulk left for the Levant, leaving the County of Maine in Henry's care, and the King was free to focus on crushing his remaining enemies.

IGN and GamePro took issue with the lack of "smart" combat; if an enemy is killed before other party members attack it, those members switch to defense instead of intelligently attacking the remaining enemies.

Do not use your skills to kill steal so that you can save your mana especially your last skill for the other remaining enemies.

The only remaining enemy combatant known to be detained in the United States, Ali Saleh Kahlah al-Marri, traveled the same road as Mr. Padilla, but in the opposite direction.

With France conquered, Hitler could now turn his forces on Germany's sole remaining enemy: Great Britain, which was protected from the formidable German Army by the waters of the English Channel.

Mr. Rumsfeld, on a visit to Special Operations troops at Fort Bragg, N.C., said the remaining enemy forces were in large enclaves in Kunduz and Kandahar, and in small enclaves around the country, as well as hiding in caves and tunnels.

And soon afterwards the Red division that had crossed at An Jen Ch'ang came into sight, opening a flank attack on the remaining enemy positions, so that in a little while the White troops were wholly in flight — either in flight, that is, or with the Reds, for about a hundred Szechuan soldiers here threw down their rifles and turned to join their pursuers.

Part of the American response, to that and other lessons learned, was the request announced on Monday for Britain to provide 1,700 Royal Marine commandos trained in mountain warfare to join the Americans in the effort to wipe out remaining enemy pockets.

Moreover, since most of the remaining enemy combatants were captured on Afghan soil they should be moved and tried there.