Sentence examples for well enemies from inspiring English sources

The enemy was the enemy -- well, enemies, actually, because apparently there are lots of them -- of "enterprise".

"In my view, if you're a threat to Ahmadinejad," — Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's president — "well, the enemy of my enemy is my friend," Mr. Ridge said.

Above all, he knew how to make friends as well as enemies.

But Kouchner was ambitious and careful to make friends as well as enemies.

He has read nearly everything on Generals George S. Patton and Douglas MacArthur, as well as enemies like Erwin Rommel.

Yet from this stage on, friends, as well as enemies, noted his increasing volatility and bursts of rage.

The manual is, indeed, a frightening and fascinating demonstration of how well our enemies have studied our vulnerabilities.

Since spying is covert by definition, it is used as a weapon against friends and allies, as well as enemies.

Combine such abilities with an assortment of weaponry from shotguns to sniper rifles, as well as enemies who hunt you intelligently, and you have an excellent combat game.

There have also been many "companions," often plucky females — most famously Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) — as well as enemies, like those Nazi-ish pepper pots the Daleks.

Even though he and Mr. Milbank are nominally Washington Post colleagues, they might as well be enemies from different ends of a partisan spectrum.