Sentence examples for traditional enemy from inspiring English sources

Concern about its traditional enemy India also grew.

His greatest success was with Britain's traditional enemy, France.

Its historic and cultural links were with Byzantium rather than Rome; its traditional enemy was Genoa.

But relations with this traditional enemy have also shown signs of improvement.

Narasuen is a cult hero to Thai nationalists for fighting Thailand's traditional enemy, Burma.

This firm expectation may yet be confounded by the traditional enemy, the weather.

So he puts in the Moors, the traditional enemy of the Venetians".

The move aroused the hostility of Spain and led to an alliance between Spain and France's traditional enemy, Austria.

Their bigger traditional enemy, Vietnam, had recently invaded, from the North with Russia's backing, from the South with America's.

Ironically, though, the call-girl market in Poipet is monopolised by the Thais' traditional enemy in Cambodia, the Vietnamese.

Stonypath became known as Little Sparta: Sparta being the traditional enemy of Athens, and Edinburgh the Athens of the North.