sworn enemy造句

He was Jack's sworn enemy.

But their respective family is sworn enemy, often a conflict.

It somehow seems hardly surprising that Ms. Player is now his sworn enemy.

Mrs Merkel has always been the sworn enemy of class distinctions within the EU.

Sometimes, kneeling in front of their parents'bodies, holding their crying sister, swearing to be the sworn enemy, Swine.

In those days, he said, the Japanese were America's sworn enemy. But because millions of Americans fought tenaciously to bring freedom to Asia, the Japanese are now friends.

The former is a sworn enemy of government latter would like to cut taxes and shrink the state, but CARES most about the need to cut the deficit.

The former is a sworn enemy of government spending. The latter would like to cut taxes and shrink the state, but cares most about the need to cut the deficit.

But his aides are scheming with Mr Ruto, hitherto their sworn enemy, to remove Kenya's signature from the Rome treaty that set up the court in the first place.