Sentences with phrase «traditional enemies»

In my last article for Faith magazine, I reported the alacrity with which traditional enemies of the Church had pounced, only days after the election of Pope Francis, on a new scandal for a new...

This ranges from traditional enemies such as bullet bills, chain chomps, and goombas, and Emily's favourite: a frog.

As well as a single - player mode (which was made up of battles against AI bots, not traditional enemies) and local multiplayer, it also let players take part in online battles against their fellow Americans.

Your traditional enemies each had their exodus, tool I guide their history as well, whether they know it or not.

The Negroes of central Africa, and Israel's two traditional enemies, the Philistines on one side and the Syrians on the other, as human beings stood on the same footing as the «chosen people» themselves.

In effect, even in times of peace defeating Israel was very much on the minds of the Syrians, the traditional enemies of Israel.

You're «rooting» for people who are the traditional enemies.

The teachers unions now face an environment in which their traditional enemies are emboldened, their traditional allies are deserting, and some of their most devoted activists are questioning the leadership of their own officers.

The story told was that Royal Dutch Shell (oil & gas) teamed up with their traditional enemy, Greenpeace to push for a mutual goal — closure of the last 3 x coal power stations in in Holland (5 x old coal stations are gone already but the last three are spanking new and closing will cost 2,800 jobs, plus lawsuits from the owners etc).

Trees growing in an ozone - enriched atmosphere have been hit much harder by their traditional enemies: forest tent caterpillars, aphids and the rust fungus Melampsora.