Sentence examples for the enemy won from inspiring English sources
Maybe, even now, capitulating to that feels too much like the enemy won.
When Moses lowered his hands, the enemy won.
But because the enemy of American democracy lay inside our borders rather than out, no war was waged and the enemy won.
He vowed, "If the enemy wins, we will burn everything".
We see General Jackson in all his glory -- as he marches, countermarches, confuses the enemy, wins against all odds, secures his place in history and legend, and finally, in his famous dying words, crosses "over the river" to "rest under the shade of the trees".
The enemy wins every time we bury our heads, every time we don't shed a collective light and every time we look the other way insisting 'not me, not mine.' It's time to wake up and accept the challenge.
If the enemy wins, what happens next?
"I told them, if you don't send your daughters to school, then the enemy wins," Qadari told me.
"I told them, if you don't send your daughters to school, then the enemy wins," Mr. Qadari said.
Last night's Pulitzer award ceremony also saw Alan Taylor's look at slavery and war in Virginia in the late 18th and early 19th century, The Internal Enemy, win the history award, Megan Marshall's take on the life of Margaret Fuller win the biography award and Dan Fagin's Toms River: A Story of Science and Salvation take the general non-fiction gong.
