Sentence examples for the foe of from inspiring English sources

Its leader, Pablo Iglesias, singles out Mrs Merkel, with her ruthless demands for austerity, as the foe of Europe's downtrodden.

He was extremely neurotic, rebellious, obstinate, perhaps impotent, nearly alcoholic, and, most seriously, a fanatical worshipper of Frederick II of Prussia, the foe of the empress Elizabeth.

(2) The foe of the faith that takes in all the other three foes and is organised against the church is _________.

If, instead of touching your elbows to your thighs, you called the entire European Union the foe of the United States, no points.

But when he says that Jibrīl is the bearer of his revelations, the Jews attack the archangel as the spirit of destruction and the foe of Michael, the angel of fertility.

The first option, which all Democrats should be able to agree on, is to point out what a grotesque farce it is for Trump to pose as the defender of the working man and the foe of corporate plutocrats.

The strategy served him -- and the foes of Communism -- well.

No wonder the foes of gun sanity are worried.

To the foes of globalisation, President Robert Mugabe's views are unexceptional.

There is really no principle at work by the foes of campaign reform.

Priests and monarchs have ever been the foes of genuine popular celebrations.