Examples of using Implacable enemy in English and their translations into Greek
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And an implacable enemy.
Temny elf was struck- dwarf its most implacable enemy.
Chief Inspector Heat,"implacable enemy of terror". The man who kept us safe in our beds.
A breakneck race against time… and an implacable enemy.
Were fleeing from an implacable enemy from whom they could expect no mercy, if captured.
A breakneck race against time… and an implacable enemy.
They were fleeing from an implacable enemy from whom they could expect no mercy, if captured.
From the outset their personalities clashed, andCalvin became Servetus' most implacable enemy.
But he will soon learn…. that the implacable enemy of Hell… is Heaven… and the enemy will keep coming.
It's extraordinary that anyone couldbe so fond and so proud of their most implacable enemy.
He is an implacable enemy of this world, and if he continues to live in it, that is only to destroy it more effectively.
If they can stigmatize Trump as"Putin's president" and Putin as America's implacable enemy, then the Russophobes are back in business.
The urban guerrilla is an implacable enemy of the regime, and systematically inflicts damage on the authorities and on the people who dominate the country and exercise power.
It contains man's first recorded description of his boundless mortal fear in the face of malice itself the demanding implacable enemy who's search for blood is never satiated.
The urban guerrilla is an implacable enemy of the regime, and systematically inflicts damage on the authorities and on the people who dominate the country and exercise power.
In diplomacy, during the late period of the Hellenistic history, the alliance of the Macedonian king with the Carthaginian Hannibal, an implacable enemy of the Romans, is a very interesting occurrence.
England remained the implacable enemy of Napoleon, who soon recognized that his plans for world power could never come to fruition as long as the"nation of shopkeepers," as he contemptuously called the English, was unconquered.
On Thursday he said police were facing a"powerful and implacable enemy… working with professional planning and unlimited evil.".
An implacable enemy of the president and a strange Frenchman who will demand and eventually manage to get into the cannonball and travel to the Moon are only a few of the elements that make the rest of the story moving and hilarious.
In behalf of the Commons of England and of all the people thereof, I do accuse Charles Stuart, here present, as a tyrant, traitor and murderer,public and implacable enemy to the Commonwealth of England and man of blood!
All the above while engaged in regular wars with an implacable enemy that seeks its destruction, and an economy continuously under strain by having to spend more per capita on its own protection than any other country on earth.
He has arrived at conclusions which are more weighty, more striking and more instructive than any a Communist revolutionary could draw,because they are the conclusions of a well-known bourgeois and implacable enemy of Bolshevism, which he, like the British philistine he is, imagines as something monstrous, ferocious.
I do not see Russia as Europe's implacable enemy; quite the contrary, I believe that it will be necessary, in future, to lay the foundations for a common economic area between Russia and the European Union, which would also be the best way of getting them to move towards the values of respect for human rights and democracy that we hold dear in Europe.
All of the above was accomplished while Israel has been engaged in regular wars with an implacable enemy that seeks its destruction and an economy continuously under strain by having to spend more per capita on its own protection than any other county on earth.
Yet they are portrayed by Western leaders as implacable enemies.
They were implacable enemies of the Romans and envisioned the restoration of the kingdom of Israel from the expected Messiah.
The ultras actively participatedin the revolution and emerged afterward as implacable enemies of both the police and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces.
Dragons were divided into classes, painted in rainbow colors, endowed with magical powers,becoming a helper human race and implacable enemies- depending on the plot canvas.
The amity that had developed through mutually beneficial trade quickly disintegrated when the newly arrived Texans began surveying land that Comanches considered their traditional hunting ground, andthe two soon became implacable enemies.
