Sentence examples for share a common foe from inspiring English sources

"President Vladimir Putin, who has spoken at least twice to George Bush since the US attacks, described the tragedy as a crime against all humanity and stated that the US and Russia "share a common foe, the common foe is international terrorism'".

Last week, in a clear demonstration that they share a common foe, the official online magazine of al Qaeda, Al Malahim, revealed a bounty reward worth 20 kilograms (44lb) of gold — equivalent to 700,000 thousand US dollars — both for the ousted president Saleh and Houthi leader Abdulmalik al Houthi, the very same people the Saudi coalition are attempting to dislodge.

He said the Boston Marathon bombing showed that Russia, the United States and Georgia shared a common foe in Chechen militancy, and he pledged to end what he said was the previous government's tolerance of Chechen separatist fighters passing through Georgia.

"We share a common enemy.

The fighters have a common foe, but on the ground cooperation is carried out warily.

Turn around even the least promising gathering by uniting guests against a common foe: you.

What if enemies or opposing groups were suddenly confronted by a common foe?

EVEN when America and Russia have pinpointed a common foe, cold-war rivalry can still rear its ugly head.

In wartime, moral awareness inevitably emerges in the form of patriotism, a feeling of being united against a common foe.

Polish Jews and Christians were bonded, as never before, by unimaginable suffering at the hands of a common foe.

They attempted to unite people against a common foe, using the oldest trick in the book: war.