Our enemy has taken elsewhere most of the might which he brought against us.

The enemy took time in getting the next act together.

"According to that, then everything the enemy took with him during his attack must have aged by the same amount, wouldn't you say?"

There was nothing the enemy could take away from him that he hadn't already lost, except for his life.

The higher the power, the more damage the enemy will take.

Maybe we should just let the enemy take this whole province.

It had not occurred to me that the enemy could take such a step.

But, as before, the enemy wasn't taking the attack lying down.

The enemy has taken something of ours, and we have to take it back or America was no longer a great power.

An enemy had taken advantage of his interest in the ship.