Sentence examples for will be allies from inspiring English sources

And free societies will be allies against these hateful few who have no conscience, who kill at the whim of a hat".

BP is "certain that government won't act on their obligation to keep the rise in global temperatures below 2C and in fact will be allies to keep the revenues flowing".

That doesn't make his election illegitimate — he won by the clear rules of the game — but it's a reminder that most of the nation shares our values and will be allies in the long, hard policy battles to come.

Brendon finally grew exasperated with trying to penetrate Boobiac's thick skull (along with certain other anatomical features) with the facts that Captain Kosher is an ally, and that the Bitch Brigade are not, and never will be, allies, and that they should take Mr. Mensa up on his insane offer.

Their assignment is to infiltrate the no-flight zone and to kill the Kurdish leaders, who Saddam assumes will be allied with the U.S. in his overthrow.

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Although Joachim was vague about the nature of this last antagonist of God, he referred to him as "Gog," implying that the final Antichrist will be allied with, or identical to, the enemy forces of Gog and Magog, which will appear to do final battle with the saints after the millennium and before the Last Judgment (Revelation 20: 7-9).

The two will never be allies.

What sets the Army-Navy rivalry apart from almost any other is that these opponents will soon be allies.

They seem comfortable breaking party ranks and will probably be allies of the Democrats on issues like education and the environment.

That's why America and Iran were tacit allies in unseating the Taliban, and they will be tacit allies in preventing the reseating of the Taliban.