用“foe”造句大全，foe造句

Yes we face a determined foe, and make no mistake-they will keep trying to hit us again.

Dislocator: The wielder of this weapon can attempt to dislocate a designated foe up to three times per day.

Even the Israelis, despite seeing Syria as their most diehard Arab foe, know that the Assads have kept their mutual border quiet.

While Cadmus stood over his conquered foe, contemplating its vast size, a voice was heard (from whence he knew not, but he heard it distinctly) commanding him to take the dragon's teeth and sow them in the earth.

A friend is a friend, a foe is a foe; one must clearly distinguish a friend from a foe.

A courageous foe is better than a cowardly friend.

Hollywood and science fiction novelists have been wrestling with this "friend or foe" question for decades.

All this means that for the Castros, Barack Obama may turn into a far more formidable foe than his predecessors.

For example, the MSSR 2000 I interrogator is operated by the naval forces of Germany, France, Norway and Finland for the military friend-or-foe identification (IFF).

He was a celebrity, sometimes a self-parody, a hearty friend, an implacable foe, a man of large faith and large flaws, a melancholy character who persevered, drank deeply and sang loudly.

Sometimes, you have the opportunity to attack a foe who is completely defenseless.

Doctrine and training were paying off and the Japanese preconception of how their Soviet foe would fight also seemed accurate.

These days, when it attacks him as a hardline right-winger, Labour often seems to be fighting a foe that no longer really exists.

The malaria parasite is a terrible foe.

Though close to the palace, Mr Samak is a foe of General Prem Tinsulanonda, the king's chief adviser and, Thaksinites allege, mastermind of the coup.

Let no fear or foe confound thee.

Above all, they blame Turkey for switching from being a firm friend of Israel, the only other established democracy in the region, into an implacable foe.

More often than not, the rattlesnake will slither away in search of a less intimidating foe.

"Gossip is helping you to predict who is friend and who is foe," says Lisa Feldman Barrett, distinguished professor of psychology at Northeastern University and an author of the study.

It seems that the diversity of this implacable, shape-shifting foe will defeat him.