Sentence examples for terrible enemy from inspiring English sources

He would face a terrible enemy and danger would come from the sea.

On the western front, they meet a terrible enemy: not the Germans, but a brutal sergeant, played by John Lynch.

As Macdonald said, even critics like himself recognised that in Europe "fascism was the most terrible enemy.

The battalion won a Presidential Unit Citation for "the heroism with which the volume of fire was maintained despite terrible enemy fire".

That was the tail end of a purple thread that ran back to those Crimean dispatches about gallant British troops pouring fire on the terrible enemy.

Others defy mortal danger on Earth or in space, while still others court hedonism or suicide -- until an unforeseen development shifts the focus from self-involvement to self-defense against a new and terrible enemy.

Marion Underwood, a psychology professor at the University of Texas, told Ms. Talbot: "Girls very much value intimacy, which makes them excellent friends and terrible enemies.

Someone else splits up and they're terrible enemies and they kill each other.

"It is a striking paradox in all child myths that the 'child' is on the one hand delivered helpless into the power of terrible enemies and in continual danger of extinction, while on the other he possesses powers far exceeding those of ordinary humanity," said Jung.

AS THE gun-smoke cleared, the victorious Congolese rebels turned to encounter a terrible new enemy.

"We have a terrible new enemy so we need a terrible new weapon.