Meanings of become the allies in English

They would like to become the allies of this man, and to fight on his side.

To become the allies of the priests it is not necessary to believe everything the priests say.

Ye Munis, ye shall then have to become the allies of the deities (for dispelling that calamity).

Finally came the phrase, concluding the conversation: "Whoever violates our neutrality will force us to become the allies of his enemy."

The Revolutionary War broke out, and the Indians became the allies of the British.

If they waged war against some provincial king, they became the allies of others.

Literature and science, lately associated with infidelity or with heresy, now became the allies of orthodoxy.

Another expedition was undertaken against the Peloponnesus in 367 B.C., and the cities of Achaia immediately submitted, becoming the allies of Thebes.