public enemy

You'll be public enemy no 1 on these pages then.

Some people are trying to make out that this material is public enemy number one.

"A minute ago, we were public enemies one and two."

"Well, what are we doing to round up these public enemies?"

Since 1980 a new environmental public enemy number one has replaced nuclear power.

"And we're probably number one on their list of public enemies now.

In structures of all types, water is public enemy No. 1.

He appeared to envision himself as public enemy number one.

"You mean they replaced me as public enemy No. 1?"

Public Enemy's messy set seemed as if it might last until the next elections.

Public Enemy didn't impose any party line on the remainder of the show.

Public Enemy was one of the first hip-hop groups to do well internationally.

"I presume that he will class us both as public enemies."

This time they saw him as a public enemy.

Now he'd had the idea of blowing up things on the American mainland, he was public enemy number one.

You know what they're doing now to people who harbor public enemies."

"It's a clear indicator as to who public enemy No.1 is."

To them he was a traitor, and, as such, a public enemy.

Even old, public enemies, in such circumstances, can be forgiven.

No wonder the entertainment industry has declared it public enemy number one.

It was a considerable improvement over his status as a major public enemy.

Federal health officials, in looking for patterns around the country, stress that old paint is still public enemy No. 1.

But at this time, it's probably the only record Public Enemy could, or should have made.

"The public enemy's the man that goes and acts blind."

"Public Enemy was performing, and they went halfway through the set.