Sentence examples for traditional foes from inspiring English sources

Traditional foes are even speaking a common language, shared by some Democratic and Republican lawmakers.

Most recently, however, new enemies have joined forces with traditional foes of the IPCC, such as the fossil fuel industry.

More northerly Innu people wore tailored clothing similar to that of the coastal Eskimo, their only traditional foes.

Perhaps more significant than the campaign to derail the bill by Mr. Thaksin's traditional foes, including the Democrat Party, is the strong criticism from across Thai society.

All three women are pushing the old boundaries, and some are engaging traditional foes like anti-union managers and Republicans in Washington and beyond.

For want of new dams, Denver is repurposing obsolete gravel pits to store water and has reached out to its traditional foes.

The failed strike will weaken the position of the unions, a traditional foe of such changes.

To cap it all, relations could not be better with a traditional foe.

Much of the plan is defined by Russia's opposition to the US, the traditional foe.

Many had died in battles past, fought against a traditional foe, Israel.

UNDER Chen Shui-bian, Taiwan's president for eight years from 2000, Taiwan saw markedly worse relations with both its traditional foe, mainland China, and its staunchest ally, America.