Sentence examples for two foes from inspiring English sources

The two foes soon find themselves the helpless pawns of bureaucrats and the media.

If that happened, Mr. Gore would claim credit for uniting the two foes.

Yet, as the Labor and Liberal parties both grew more conservative, the two foes buried their old enmity.

Then the two foes reluctantly shook hands as well, with dozens of cameras clicking to record the moment.

The two foes battled the way they did in the old days, and the Hoyas pulled away late in the second half to win, 57-46.

Below are some of those that risk being rendered obsolete: "From forth the fatal loins of these two foes, A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life".

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

We had three foes to fight against in our revolution: the king, foreign colonialism, and our own irresponsible party system, which had become dissolute and hopelessly corrupt.

Surround him with three, four or five foes, each of them dwarfing him in size but not in sporting intellect or craft, and he will escape like a spider through a fisherman's net.

Can we doubt that God had His hand in the outcome of this war?" A church history assessment contains these questions: (1) The four foes of the faith considered in this Pace are____________.

Never have two Final Four foes been more familiar to each other than the Fighting Irish (34-3) and the Huskies (33-4), longtime Big East rivals who met in each of the last two conference tournament finals and again in last year's Final Four, when Notre Dame upset then-No. 1 UConn, 72-63.