Examples of 'enemy takes' in a sentence
Meaning of "enemy takes"
enemy takes - This phrase may refer to the moment when an adversary gains the upper hand in a conflict or battle
How to use "enemy takes" in a sentence
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enemy takes
The enemy takes advantage of this.
This just shows how seriously the enemy takes us.
The enemy takes Manila.
But he gets a whole new education when the enemy takes Ellery.
If the enemy takes bait, engage in a pincer movement.
The impact of mines on the enemy takes the following forms.
If your enemy takes a piece of your pizza, offer him two.
If the result is equal to or lower, the enemy takes normal damage.
The enemy takes control of your inner chakra. that is genjutsu.
Tankosava is attractive, but the enemy takes advantage of everything, to slander us.
The enemy takes control of the thoughts, and he suggests interpretations that are not correct.
The problem is, a battle with a strong enemy takes its toll.
And the enemy takes control, But if we do not help our country.
The rains disappear, the soil is lost and a powerful enemy takes over, the desert.
If you win, the enemy takes damage and if you lose, you take damage.
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All over Chicago, an invisible enemy takes hold.
Whatever the enemy takes is then accepted, implicitly, by the Oslo group.
Being kind to a friend is easy. Being kind to an enemy takes a little effort.
Even if the enemy takes me captive, I can't tell.
Very strong, the enemy takes.
But the weight imposed by the enemy takes away the believers ' freedom in prayer.
Mr. President! What happens if the enemy takes us by surprise.
If the attack hits, your sworn enemy takes an extra 3d6 piercing damage.
Months . And in that time, the enemy takes a hundred more hosts . Weeks.
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Takes care of victims who have been intercepted
And the ref takes a point away
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Examples of using Enemy
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You made an enemy out of me in the process
I would not want to have you as an enemy
No new enemy stereotypes must be allowed to develop
