Sentence examples for strike the enemies from inspiring English sources

Strike the enemies of our village with stones!

Investigators know the basic facts: In this poor and isolated nation with no lack of extremists, a young preacher named Ahmed Ali Jarallah assembled a small cell of militants to strike the enemies of Islam in Yemen.

"In addition," the manual advises, "explosives strike the enemy with sheer terror and fright".

"The revolutionary struggle of American blacks was demonstrating that it was possible to strike the enemy in its own technologically developed heart," the editors wrote.

With most of the key perpetrators already dead, though, it was hard to know where and how to strike the enemy.

"We will strike the enemy's side like a dagger," Lt. Chung Kyong-min, a South Korean marine detachment commander, said on a rare visit to his hilltop observation post.

The speech was hastily rewritten in the Brighton conference centre in the early morning, meaning that Thatcher's most famous remark on the miners' strike – "the enemy within" – would be one that she never actually uttered in public.

It also cites "blasting and destroying the embassies and attacking vital economic centers," and it endorses the use of explosives, saying they "strike the enemy with sheer terror and fright".

Christopher Harmer, a commander in the US Navy until 2011, says vessels must therefore remain beyond the Shkval's "pretty nasty range", or strike the enemy above or below water quickly enough to prevent a launch.No wonder, he says, that the West tries to keep tabs on each model which leaves its manufacturer, Dastan Engineering, a Russian-owned enterprise in Kyrgyzstan.

Your movements are judicious and determination to strike the enemy right.

Created around 3000 BC, the palette is decorated on one side with an image of a king in profile holding aloft a mace with which he is about to strike the enemy slumped at his feet.